Sankore, Ghana

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Sankore
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Sankore
Location of Sankore in Ahafo Region
Coordinates: 06°30′0.7″N02°29′51.0″W / 6.500194°N 2.497500°W / 6.500194; -2.497500
CountryFlag of Ghana.svg  Ghana
Region Ahafo Region
District Asunafo South District
Time zone UTC0 (GMT)

Sankore is a farming community located in the Asunafo South District in the Ahafo Region of Ghana. [1] [2] [3] As at 2023, the Krontihene of the town was Nana Tabiri Gyansah. [4] As at 2019, the Chief of the town was Nana Ogyedom Appiah Kubi Pabo Katakye IV. [5] The town is known for the cultivating of cocoa. [6]

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