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KMA demolition exercise turns chaotic amid squatters’ resistance
A demolition exercise by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) turned chaotic on Wednesday afternoon after squatters fiercely resisted the pulling down of unauthorised structures behind the COCOBOD building near the Asafo overpass in Kumasi.
Nobody told us they were coming to pull down our shops.
The demolition forms part of KMA’s ongoing efforts to decongest the Kumasi Central Business District and enforce building and sanitation laws.
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