On April 9, 2026, the leadership and members of the Paga Market Traders Association organized a mini durbar to honor Kacstone Record’s for its timely intervention in renovating two pavilions at the Paga Market.
The event brought together traders, community members, and representatives of Kacstone Record’s to celebrate a project that directly addresses a long-standing challenge in the market.
For years, traders have struggled during the rainy season due to leaking roofs, which disrupted business activities and caused damage to goods. The newly renovated pavilions are expected to significantly improve working conditions and provide much-needed relief.
As part of the ceremony, a citation was presented to the Managing Director of Kacstone Records, Wenawome Duriyem Aborah, in recognition of the company’s support and commitment to the welfare of traders.
In his remarks, Mr. Aborah expressed heartfelt gratitude for the honor, emphasizing that the renovation project is part of Kacstone Records’ broader Corporate Social Responsibility efforts, undertaken in with Michael Adangba.
He highlighted the importance of supporting local traders, noting that their work plays a crucial role in sustaining families and strengthening communities.
“Supporting traders is not just an act of kindness it is an investment in homes and the local economy.”
Music legend and lead artiste of Kacstone Record’s, Michael Adangba, also acknowledged the recognition. He noted that while the intervention may appear modest, it reflects a deeper belief that meaningful impact does not always require large-scale resources.
He encouraged traders to remain united and continue supporting one another for collective growth.
The renovation project, which cost a total of GHC 24,258, stands as a testament to Kacstone Records’ dedication to community development and its ongoing commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of everyday people.