Tiptoe Lane has traded photographs, travel documents and now phones, but the latest transformation is turning the once-familiar street behind Circle into a crowded marketplace where thousands of people make a living from technology.
Tiptoe Lane’s tech takeover: The story behind Ghana’s booming informal phone market
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