Royal Family Accuses Officials of Illegal Land Grab in Ghana

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A leading royal family in Ghana has publicly accused local officials of illegally selling state land. The Nana Nyantakyiwaa Family, a royal branch of the Sunyani traditional area, says public lands in the Sunyani Municipality are being sold and leased without proper authority. The family expressed deep concern over these actions. The family is one of three royal gates, or lineages, of the Boahen Korkor Royal Family. They hold a key role in the traditional leadership structure. The alleged illegal activity involves lands owned by the state. The family did not name specific buyers or officials involved. This accusation highlights growing tensions over land ownership and administration in the region. It raises questions about the management of public property.