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	Akan people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Akan people are an ethnic group of West Africa.
		This group includes the Akuapem, the Ashanti, the Akyem, the Baule, the Brong, the Fante and the Nzema peoples of Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
		Branches of the Akan include the Abron and the Afutu.
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	Ghana Substates
		The Akan ohemmaa was, and continues to be, chosen by her senior lineage mates, female as well as male.
		The Bantamahene, Baffour Awuah V, Head of the Kingmakers to the Stool was Acting resident of the Kumasi Traditional Council, until she nominated her son as successor of her brother, king Otumfuo Nana Opoku Warre II (1919-70-99).
		In 1701 it was defeated by the Asante and became a tributary kingdom.
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		The first of these states was the Kingdom of Ghana, which emerged as early as 500 ad, expanded greatly by the 9th century, and collapsed in the 11th century.
		The ancestors of today’s Akan speakers settled in the forest region of central Ghana by the 13th century and became involved in the prosperous trade with the north by the 15th century.
		Rulers of the confederate states, however, were allowed many privileges, including control over the inheritance of land and the right to preside over cases brought before them.
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		It was the vanishing certainties of his own childhood and youth that Perregaux saw replicated in modernity\rquote s career among the Akan, and on which he pondered as he contemplated the inroads made by European capitalism in the Gold Coast in an echo of what had already happened in western Switzerland.
		There is a hint too in the mention made of }{\i mmoa}{, a highly offensive epithet in Akan Twi that denoted less than human status, of a rising consciousness of structural barriers between European masters and African men delim ited, perhaps, by the obvious signifier of race.
		Akan children an d adolescents were the raw materials of this project.
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		According to Fortes, the Ashanti state was created and maintained by war, and a military ideology remained a central feature of its cultural orientation to the end.
		Before its annexation by the British in 1901, this state was a confederation of nine originally autonomous founding chiefdoms and a number of subsequently incorporated communities.
		At the center of the state was the wealthy and powerful chiefdom of Kumasi, whose hereditary ruler was acknowledged as the Asantehene, that is, the head of the nation, or king.
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	Hinduism Today \| Mar 1996
		Akan society is composed of three systems: matrilineal, patrilineal and double descent, the latter meaning descendance from both the mother's and the father's sides.
		Akans believe that all God made was good, and the disabled are born with special reason and talents; dwarfs are usually cared for by chiefs.
		Akans believe that to be human is to belong to the family and the whole community, and that to do so is to participate in the beliefs, ceremonies, rituals and festivals of the community.
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	www.ghanaweb.com: Feature Article of Sunday, 29 May 2005
		And this patently unsavory state of affairs may be witnessed in the intemperate and outright boorish rhetoric that has emanated, in recent years, from such cynical parliamentary opposition leaders and political party hacks as Messrs.
		The preceding state of affairs almost incontrovertibly has something to do with the period of Africa’s colonization by the West, namely, the Age of Craniometry and Africa’s intellectual proscription.
		Theoretically at least, and in view of the recent spate of purported anti-Asante sentiment in Ghana, retrospectively speaking, it cannot be wholly gainsaid that some of those Asantes with knowledge regarding Danquah’s deft facilitation of the Asante Confederacy’s integration with the rest of modern Ghana are wont to wistfully feel shortchanged.
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		lists of people in various offices and positions, including heads of states or of subnational entities (in no particular order).
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		Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Anafo
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		The state of marriage bestows mutual rights on man and wife, and thereby imposes entailed obligations on them, and indeed on members of their original families.
		The state is the more or less organized sum of the legislative, judicial, administrative and coercive organs of the society instituted for the order, protection and welfare of its citizens.
		In centralized and diffused states, alike, in cases where witnesses are unavailable or inappropriate, recourse may be made to oracles and divination to obtain the judgment of interested gods.
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		However, he stated in an interview that, on the polling day, tension went very high when his agent cum polling assistant who knew the results did not show any sign of victory or failure, and that made him almost get a heart attack.
		Osabarima Ampaw paid glowing tribute to the Osagyefuo, who was a member of the council of state, for his "dedicated leadership role" in the traditional area, the Eastern region and the nation.
		To the Akan ethnic group of Ghana (of which Asante and Akyem are the largest constituents) the fact that both the king of Asante and the king of Akyem Abuakwa have departed, within three weeks of each other, will be an astoundingly bad omen.
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	SERSAS
		By the accession of Amoako Atta to the stool[3] in 1867, the state was bound together by a political and spiritual authority which resided chiefly in the person of the Okyenhene and in the major state rituals at which local rulers "reaffirmed their allegiance to Akyem Abuakwa's royal"[4] at the capital of Kyebi.
		In the wake of the declaration of the Protectorate, interior states such as Akyem Abuakwa were seen not only as allies in the continuing conflict against Asante, but as potentially profitable trading partners, and there was little motivation at this early date for the political and economic disruption which inevitably accompanied colonial conquest.
		Atta's exile left the state headless, a fact quickly exploited by the BMS, who used the years 1880-1886 to increase their membership, establish new stations and schools, and effectively set up a semi-independent state in eastern Akyem Abuakwa.
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		Early states in Ghana made every effort to participate in, or, if possible, to control, trade with Europeans, who first arrived on the coast in the late fifteenth century.
		Much more important to the evolution of these states, however, were their responses to pre-European patterns of trade.
		This was particularly true of commercial relations between the Akan states of southern Ghana and trading centers in the western Sudan.
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		Darkwah states that ancient Egypt was geographically in Africa and that so called European experts do not know the Ancient Egyptian story because they are not familiar with African tribal names.
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	The Ga-Dangme People:A Historical Sketch III
		As a young man Taki Kome had distinguished himself by his valour, wisdom and sagacity; as a son of Sakumo We he had learnt at first hand, the lore of the Gá-Dangme, and was keen to help restore his people to their ancient glory.
		It is said that at the moment of Tackie Kome's divine appointment a magnificent rainbow appeared in the sky, its seven colours representing the divisions of the major Gá-Dangme towns.
		What remains to be stated is the role of the Gá-Dangme army and the effects of victory on the Gá-Dangme polity.
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	Traditional Councils
		This densely populated, lowland country has a prosperous economy noted for its gold mining and its production of cacao, which is used to make cocoa and chocolate.
		The adult literacy rate in 2003 was recorded at 74.8 percent, with male literacy at 82.7 and female literacy at 67.1.
		Ghana is also a founding member of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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	Ghanaian traditional polities
		(B) The Akan states, the most prominent of which is the Asanteman Confederation; this group also includes the protectorate authority's attempt, 1868-73, to organize the Fante states into a Fanti Confederation.
		1560 chief of Twifo-Heman founds Akwamu state Rulers (title Akwamuhene) 1699 - 1702 Addo 1702 - 1726 Nana Akwamu Panyin 1726 - 1730 Nana Ansa Sasraku V = Ansa Kwao 1730 - 17..
		Rulers (title Bosumehene) 1818 Nana Koragye Ampaw 1960 Nana Oware Agyekum II Akyem Kotoku
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	Ghana Ethnic Groups, Akwamu
		This group of Akans belonged to the Aduana family and are blood brothers of Asumennya, Dormaa and Kumawu.
		These Asona family members and their followers then were given a piece of land from the original settlers the Guans, Kyerepons, to form the Akuapem state.
		Because of the cordial relationship that existed between Akwamu and Asante, during the 19th century expansion of Asante, the Akwamu unlike most states after war, was never annexed by Asantes but rather the Akwamu Stool became the wife of the Asante Stool during the reign of Nana Odeneho Kwafo Akoto l.
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		He did not demonstrate the fanatic or destructive spirit that lay behind the tabula rasa approach; rather, he sought to become an African for the Africans and win their respect as they had won his.
		Faduma's decision to migrate to the United States in 1890 and enter Yale Divinity School in preparation for the Congregational ministry was thoroughly consistent with the convictions espoused in his article on the New Theology.
		Born in Uganda, Kalibala migrated to the United States in 1925 and deserted Tuskegee University to study with Faduma at tiny Lincoln Academy.
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		While their ancestors migrated into their current location from opposite directions, they have together carved out a unified kingdom that recognizes as the rulers of the land those descended from the 16th century Bushoong leader, King Shyaam." You will find material related to history, culture, religion, political structure and more.
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