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In most markets in Accra, 5:00 am is often bustling with a flurry of buying and selling of groceries.
Vendors behind the fresh supply of foodstuffs and other products to homes, restaurants, and schools are largely women.
Vendors behind the fresh supply of foodstuffs and other products to homes, restaurants, and schools are largely women.
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