Description

In the lively neighbourhood of Nima, Accra, market day is the busiest day of the week. Traders prepare their stalls, and the air fills with the scents of roasted maize, fresh fruits, and busy chatter. Twelve-year-old Ama and her brother Kofi help new traders from towns like Kasoa and Tema settle their goods, showing kindness and cooperation as the market grows livelier. But not everyone
welcomes change — some longtime traders feel unsure about the newcomers. When the crowd becomes too busy and paths get blocked, tensions rise. Ama must step in with calm thinking and teamwork to ensure the market remains welcoming for everyone.