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ahmr-798		ahmr-798		22	.pdf	application/pdf	9716	501	51	**University of Cape Coast, Ghana Email: atanle@ucc.edu.gh Situated within the neoclassical micro-economic and migration networks theories, this study used in-depth interviews to explore the circumstances, lived experiences, risk and vulnerabilities of female migrants in selected informal sector businesses in the Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana. Keywords: female migrants; informal sector; vulnerabilities; sustainable development goals 59 INTRODUCTION Globally, migration is driven mainly by disparities in income and wealth, job oppor- tunities, human security, demographic trends, and social networks (UN, 2013; 2015).	cache/ahmr-798.pdf	txt/ahmr-798.txt