- Manhyia Palace has released official parking arrangements for attendees of Nana Konadu Yiadom III’s burial rites.
- Parking locations are assigned by category and date, with shuttle buses transporting guests to the Palace.
- No VIP parking stickers will be issued or accepted.
- Improperly parked vehicles will be towed starting Friday, September 14.
- Attendees affected by roadblocks are advised to seek alternative parking.
With thousands expected to attend the burial rites of the late Queen of the Asante Kingdom, Nana Konadu Yiadom III, the Manhyia Palace has released a detailed parking schedule to manage traffic and maintain order throughout the four-day ceremony.
Parking areas have been assigned based on guest category and date, with shuttle buses available to transport attendees from designated lots to the Palace grounds.
September 15
- Antoa Station: Clergy, CEOs, and telecom officials
- Manhyia Melcom Car Park: Corporate institutions
- Kumasi Central Mosque Park: Political parties, churches, schools, NGOs, and recognized institutions
- Degraft Memorial Methodist Church & Asawase Metro Cluster of Schools: General public
September 16
- Antoa Station: Judiciary, Ghana Bar Association, security agencies, and financial sector CEOs
- Manhyia Melcom Car Park: State-Owned Enterprises and public officials
- Degraft Memorial Methodist Church & Asawase Metro Cluster of Schools: General public
- Manhyia Palace (behind the dais): Security heads
September 17
- Antoa Station: Ministers of State, diplomats, and parliamentarians
- Manhyia Melcom Car Park: Municipal and District Chief Executives
- Degraft Memorial Methodist Church & Asawase Metro Cluster of Schools: General public
September 18
- Antoa Station: Diplomats
- Degraft Memorial Methodist Church & Asawase Metro Cluster of Schools: General public
The Palace has emphasized that no VIP parking stickers will be issued or accepted. Vehicles parked improperly around the Palace will be towed starting Friday, September 14. Attendees whose routes fall within blocked roads are advised to seek alternative parking to avoid delays or inconvenience.
