Two killed in Bosomtwe clash as residents demand increased security presence
Two people were killed in a clash on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, in the Bosomtwe District of the Ashanti Region. The clash between residents of Broadekwano and Asisiriwa left three others critically injured.
The violence was sparked by a dispute linked to a relationship involving a young woman from Broadekwano and a man from Asisiriwa. The unrest resulted in the destruction of property, including a commercial sprinter bus owned by a resident of Asisiriwa, which was set ablaze. Police officers were deployed to the affected communities on Wednesday afternoon but reportedly withdrew afterwards.
Prince Boateng, the Assembly Member for the Asisiriwa Electoral Area, confirmed the fatalities and injuries. He said the situation remains tense, with residents worried about potential retaliatory attacks. Mr. Boateng said, "I am pleading with the Interior Minister and the DCE to deploy men to come and protect us."
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A violent clash between two communities in the Bosomtwe District has left residents in fear. Tensions are high after a dispute spiralled out of control - leaving locals calling for increased security.
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