Business activity in Accra's Central Business District (CBD) resumed two days after Ghana's elections.

Shops that had closed on Saturday, December 7, 2024, Election Day, reopened, and traders were actively conducting their business.

When the Ghana News Agency (GNA) visited the CBD, traders supporting the winning political party were seen wearing party gear.

National Democratic Congress (NDC) merchandise, featuring the party’s red, green, black, and white colors, was in high demand.

Commercial drivers were spotted at various traffic points and bus stops picking up passengers.

The GNA also noted that there was less traffic on most streets in the CBD.

Porters were seen carrying goods in pans to different vehicle stations or bus terminals.

Banks in the CBD had also resumed operations.

Michael Tabi, a fabric seller at the Makola Market, told the GNA that morning sales were slow but improved in the afternoon.

Madam Alice Donkor, a tomato vendor, mentioned that she hadn’t made any sales by midday but was hopeful for a profit by the end of the day.

Abdul Malik, a commercial driver, shared that business was quiet in the morning but picked up later in the day.