
Ejura and its surrounding villages is the hub of maize farmers in Ghana. A 100kg bag of maize is cheaper than maize in any other market in Ghana.

The market is predominantly known for the sale of maize and beans by the local farmers.

Adum is one of Kumasi’s busiest commercial districts, right in the heart of the city. The area is a hub for all kinds of trade: small shops, retail outlets, kiosks, and street vendors. You’ll find people selling clothing, electronics, mobile phone accessories, fabric, jewelry, and everyday essentials. Tailoring and shoe repair are common local services too.

Asokwa is one of the municipalities in Kumasi known for its vibrant economic activity. The area features numerous modern shops and hosts a wide range of businesses that operate around the clock. It is home to the Kumasi City Mall, a large, modern shopping center located at the Asokwa Junction on Lake Road. The mall offers more than 1,000 parking bays, including both on-grade and underground basement parking facilities. Additional amenities include a cinema complex, various restaurants, and children’s recreational areas, making it a key commercial and social hub in the city.