Asafo market

Asafo Market is a trading centre in Asafo, Kumasi, the capital of Ashanti, Ghana, to the western side of the Asafo interchange. Asafo Market was formerly called Nkrumah Market, which was named after the first Prime Minister of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah; however, the name was changed to Asafo Market when Nkrumah was overthrown.^[1]

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Kumasi Metropolis

Governance

• Ashanti King Asantehene
  • King Osei Tutu II
  • Prince Prince Boateng
  • Manhyia Palace
• NPP Parliament
  • NPP Parliamentary Premier Nana Akufo-Addo

Parliamentary constituencies	Nhyiaeso Bantama Old Tafo Subin Kwadaso Suame Manhyia Manhyia North Manhyia South Asokwa Subin Asawase Oforikrom

Geography

• Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly
  • Settlements in Kumasi Metropolis
  • People from Kumasi Metropolis
• Climate

Sub-metros	Nhyiaeso Bantama Tafo Kwadaso Suame Manhyia Asokwa Subin Asawase Oforikrom
Water treatment and rivers	Barekese Dam Water Treatment Plant Ofin River Subin River Aboabo River Wiwi River Owabi River Sisa River Daban River Oda River Water Company
Sub-metro Nhyiaeso, 6 settlements	Kaase Danyame Santasi Ahinsan Patase Dakwadwom
Sub-metro Bantama, settlements	Bantama
Sub-metro Tafo, 3 settlements	Old Tafo New Tafo Pankrono
Sub-metro Kwadaso, 6 settlements	Sofo Line, Kumasi Kwadaso Nsuom Apatrapa Nyankyerenease Kagyase Edwenase
Sub-metro Suame, 5 settlements	Breman Old Suame New Suame Tarkwa Maakro Anomangye
Sub-metro Manhyia, 6 settlements	Ashanti Newtown Buokrom/Buokrom Estate Dichemso Dichemso Old Town Moshie Zongo Mbrom
Sub-metro Asokwa, 7 settlements	Patasi, Kumasi Dompoase Sokoban, Kumasi Atonsu-Agogo Atonsu Gyinyasi Kokoben
Sub-metro Subin, 4 settlements	Asem, Kumasi Amakom Adum Asafo Kumasi
Sub-metro Asawase, 5 settlements	Aboabo Aboabo No. 1 Aboabo No. 2 Sawaba, Kumasi Daban
Sub-metro Oforikrom, 13 settlements	Anwomaso Ayigya Ayigya Zongo Boadi Kentinkrono Kotei Oduom Fumesua Bomso Maxima, Kumasi Anloga, Kumasi Ayeduase Nsenie

Institutions

• Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
• Garden City University College
• Kumasi Polytechnic

Senior secondary	Prempeh College Kumasi Academy Opoku Ware Senior High School Kumasi High School KNUST Senior High School St. Louis Senior High School Osei Kyeretwie Secondary School Yaa Asantewaa Secondary School List of senior high schools

Sports

• Asante Kotoko Sporting Club
• King Faisal
• Kumasi Royal Golf Club
• Sports in Kumasi

Sports venues	Kumasi Sports Stadium Abrankese Stadium

Transport

• Air Transportation
  • Kumasi International Airport
• Bus and Taxicab Transportation
• Rail Transportation
• Port Transportation
  • Boankra Inland Port

Layouts

• Manhyia Palace
• Manhyia Palace Museum
• Yaa Asantewaa Museum
• Kumasi National Cultural Centre
• Prempeh II Jubilee Museum
• Kumasi Zoo
• Kumasi Central Market (Kejetia Market)
• Asafo Market
• Asafo Interchange
• St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica
• Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kumasi
• Wesley Methodist Cathedral

Media

• Mass media in Kumasi
• Garden City Radio
• Luv FM
• Nhyira FM

Economy

• Economy of Kumasi
• Industrial Mining and Exports
• Industrial Agriculture
• Manufacturing
  • Kantanka cars
  • Suame Magazine, Kumasi
  • Guinness Ghana Breweries
• Renewable Energy Production
• Commerce

Healthcare

• Healthcare in Kumasi
• Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
• West End Hospital
• List of hospitals

• Category
• Ashanti Wikipedia

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