Banks shutdown in Kumasi for Asantehemaa’s burial today

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• Obi nnim a, obi kyer3 7 years ago

  "Residents have since Monday been warned not to step out between the hours of 6:00pm and 3:00am until after January 20 when the curtain will be drawn on the funeral rites."
  If you think this is a joke, you disregard this. Yo ...
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  "Residents have since Monday been warned not to step out between the hours of 6:00pm and 3:00am until after January 20 when the curtain will be drawn on the funeral rites."
  If you think this is a joke, you disregard this. You do so at your own peril.

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• Martin 7 years ago

  Businesses and schools in Kumasi shouldn't have to shut down for funeral of the late Asantehemaa. Because of these outmoded customs and traditions, businesses had to lose money and school children lost valuable days of learni ...
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  Businesses and schools in Kumasi shouldn't have to shut down for funeral of the late Asantehemaa. Because of these outmoded customs and traditions, businesses had to lose money and school children lost valuable days of learning.

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• Akwaah 7 years ago

  Even in England they do same for their royal. Outmoded cultures cos it's made in Ghana right? If whites do it then it's a trend! Smh

  Even in England they do same for their royal. Outmoded cultures cos it's made in Ghana right? If whites do it then it's a trend! Smh

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• John B 7 years ago

  It is so good that we have preserved our culture. In the UK, they preserve a lot of ancient things such as houses, clothes etc and then display them as part of their rich cultural heritage. I am glad we the Africans are doi ...
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  It is so good that we have preserved our culture. In the UK, they preserve a lot of ancient things such as houses, clothes etc and then display them as part of their rich cultural heritage. I am glad we the Africans are doing the same thing. African culture at its best. I love it!

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