Posted in Crime, General News

Robbers stab woman to death with scissors in Kumasi

A mother of five has been stabbed to death with weapon believed to be a pair of scissors by unknown person near a mechanic shot at Islamic Senior High School in Kumasi.

The deceased only identified by neighbours as Maame Ataa, 48, was found dead in a pool of blood this dawn after some suspected thieves attacked her, and made away with her belongings after they have stabbed her with a pair of scissors on her neck.

A child of the deceased, Nana Gyamfi, told the media that his late mother worked as a caterer at Sufficient Grace Basic School at Adoato causing her to leave for work very early.

On her way to work this morning, she met the now at large suspects who robbed her of her belongings and later stabbed her on the neck with pair scissors.

Her remains has since been conveyed to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital for autopsy.

Source:Angel Tv

Posted in History

147 years ago,the entire kumasi was burnt down by the british

The Third Anglo-Ashanti War occurred from 1873 to 1874. British General Garnet Wolseley led 2,500 British troops and several thousand Indian and African troops against the Ashanti Empire. 

For the first time the British decided to defeat and destroy the Ashanti Empire. 

Helped by better trained soldiers, the introduction of quinine (which helped protect against disease), and the new maxim gun (machine gun) which gave the British forces a significant technological advantage over the Ashanti Army, the British defeated the Ashanti in the Battle of Amoaful on January 31, 1873. 

The Ashanti capital of Kumasi was briefly occupied by the British and then burned. 

The war ended in July 1874 when the Ashanti signed the Treaty of Fomena.

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Credit: The Kingdom of Asante