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KMA orders temporary closure of businesses for national clean-up exercise
Markets, shops and corporate offices within the Central Business District of Kumasi and others in the Kumasi metropolis are expected to close on Friday and Saturday as the country embarks on a nationwide clean-up exercise.
It continued that: “All trading and commercial activities within the Central Business District on Saturday shall remain closed until the end of the clean-up exercise.
A community clean-up exercise is expected on Saturday July 11, 2026, with residents encouraged to participate in desilting drains, clearing choked gutters, removing refuse, cleaning public spaces, markets, and lorry parks.
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