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Kasuwar Kotokoraba, Cape Coast, Ghana

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Kasuwar Kotokoraba, Cape Coast, Ghana
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 5°06′N 1°15′W / 5.1°N 1.25°W / 5.1; -1.25

Kasuwar Kotokoraba, ko Kasuwar Kotokuraba, ita ce kasuwa mafi girma a Cape Coast, babban birnin yankin tsakiyar Ghana, wanda shine cibiyar yawon bude ido ta Ghana. Cape Coast sanannu ne saboda dalilai da yawa, gami da Gidan Tarihin Duniya na Majalisar Dinkin Duniya - Castle na Cape Coast - da manyan makarantun sakandare, kuma ya shahara saboda kasuwarsa. Kasuwar Kotokoraba ita ce cibiyar tattalin arzikin yankin, tare da dukkan manyan shagunan kasuwanci da ke kusa da shi. Bangaren kasuwar yana da babban yadi na sufuri daga inda bas -bas da motoci daban -daban ke jigilar 'yan kasuwa da kayansu, da daidaikun mutane, zuwa sassa daban -daban na ƙasar.

Kasuwar tana da iyaka da arewa maso yamma da Makarantar Mfantsipim da tudun Kamfanin Watsawa na Ghana. A gabas akwai Tantri, filin zirga -zirgar ababen hawa da kuma babban wurin tashi ga matafiya da ke ƙaura daga birni.

Kasuwa ta wanzu shekaru da yawa, kuma ta kasance babban wurin ciniki a lokacin mulkin 'yancin kai, ci gaba da haɓaka har zuwa girman yanzu. Ta kasance babbar ma'ana ga duk kasuwanci a yankin. Matsayinsa ya sanya ta zama wurin da za a yi ayyukan tattalin arziki, saboda manyan ayyuka a cikin birni sun ci gaba a ciki da kewayen yankin. Wannan ya haifar da yankin cikin sauri cike da ginin shaguna. Gidajen kasuwanci daban -daban sun kawo kasuwancin su kusa yayin da ya kusantar da su ga masu siye. Sunan kasuwar, wanda ke iya nufin "ƙauyen kaguwa", an yi imanin ya samo asali ne daga mazaunan farkon waɗanda suka yi rayuwarsu daga yalwar kaguwa a cikin bay.[1]

Kamar sauran manyan kasuwanni a Ghana, mafi yawan lalacewar kasuwar Kotokoraba ana iya danganta shi da wuta: manyan gobara guda biyu sun lalata sassan kasuwar tun daga shekarar 2000. A shekarar 2002[2] gobara ta kone kasuwar, ta lalata kayayyakin da suka kai dubban cedis. Kimanin rumfuna 104 da kayayyaki da suka hada da yadi, kayan abinci, kayan bandaki da kayan abinci duk sun lalace. An dauki hadin gwiwa na ma'aikatan hukumar kashe gobara ta kasar Ghana da aka zana daga Cape Coast, Mankessim, Apam da Takoradi sama da awanni biyu don shawo kan wutar. Gobarar ta fara ne da misalin karfe 7 na dare. A ranar 24 ga Afrilu, 2010,[3] gobara ta lalata shaguna da dama da kuma wasu gine -gine na wucin gadi a Kasuwar Kotokoraba.

A kowane hali dole ne gwamnatin tsakiya ta saka kuɗi don sake gina kasuwar, kuma a wasu lokuta ta biya wasu kuɗi azaman agajin bala'i ga 'yan kasuwa da suka yi asarar kayayyakinsu.

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A ranar 8 ga Janairun 2009 wani sashe na mazauna garin Cape Coast Township sun bayyana burinsu na kafa sabuwar kasuwa don saukaka cunkoso a kasuwar Kotokoraba. Kira na sabuwar kasuwa galibi 'yan kasuwa da matan kasuwa ne suka yi korafin cewa kasuwar Kotokoraba ta cika makil da mutane da ababen hawa, kowannensu yana fafutukar samun sarari, yayin da' yan kasuwa da ba sa iya samun rumfuna a cikin kasuwar za su iya nuna kayansu kawai a cikin tituna, suna haifar da cunkoson ababen hawa.[4] Kodayake damuwar da aka taso gaskiya ce, rashin sarari a kusa da kasuwa baya ba da damar fadada ta; babbar kasuwa za a iya kafawa kawai a wani wuri.

Kamar a manyan kasuwanni da yawa a Ghana, ɓarna da sarrafa ta babban abin da ke damun hukumomin da ke kula da su. Yawanci, masu tsafta suna fara aiki da wayewar gari lokacin da kasuwa ba ta cika aiki ba, sharewa da tattara abubuwan da suka gabata. Suna kuma tsaftace magudanan ruwa duk bayan wata uku, galibi a lokacin damina, don hana su toshewa.

  1. "Ghana Place Names - Markets".
  2. "Fire destroys Cape Coast's Kotokoraba market". www.ghanaweb.com (in Turanci). Archived from the original on 17 August 2017. Retrieved 17 August 2017.
  3. "Kotokoraba market fire victims appeal for government support". Joy Online. 26 April 2010. Archived from the original on 29 April 2010.CS1 maint: unfit url (link)
  4. "Oguaa residents want larger market and job avenues from govt". ModernGhana.com (in Turanci). 8 January 2009. Retrieved 17 August 2017.