'Circle': Ghana's mobile phone hub | Business Dashboard

In 2016, two-fifths of people in sub-Saharan Africa had mobile phones.
Here in Ghana, about 35% of the population own smart phones, while 40 % own basic phones, whereas only 20% are without phones according to a Pew Research in 2018.
In this report, Citi News' Nana Oye Ankrah, takes a look at the phone sale and repairs business at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra, which is almost becoming Ghana’s phone hub.
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[@Dreyzie]

i like the documentary
...great job

[@kwasikumah3491]

Henry Quartey will come and meet u there.

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

A mall shops should be built in circle for phone business

[@yeboahisaac1668]

Where do they buy their phones from?

[@gabordidieredoh9833]

They will sell you a key bar soap instead of a real phone

[@estherkusi2237]

All this people, government should find solutions to them and bring all of them in the system to pay tax and stop fuel increases .

[@markntiri8251]

The tolls they pay are too small, considering how much money they make

[@asa2okukuseku18]

All fake

[@qjkk5935]

Scam

[@asa2okukuseku18]

Government has to sack them from that area