These were the Muslim chiefs of Kumasi in the 1890s.
Muslim scholars lived at the Asantehene's court and kept records for the kings in Arabic. Asante was never only one religion.
You can see that Ethiopians are really not “smart” at commerce cos why are they not utilizing these empty spaces by setting up kiosks & tables to sell?
Tem tanta coisa linda acontecendo nas nossas escolas públicas! ❤️
Eduardo, aluno do 5º ano, melhorou seu desempenho em mais de 44%. Quando a professora anunciou o resultado, ele se emocionou. E o abraço do amigo que comemora junto? Que coisa linda!
É disso que estamos falando quando defendemos a escola pública. Crianças aprendendo, professores fazendo a diferença e conquistas celebradas como se fossem as maiores do mundo.
Viva a educação pública brasileira!
A professora elogiando a evolução do aluno em público
O pequeno Eduardo super emocionado por ter evoluído ao longo do ano
O amigo super feliz e consolando o Eduardo
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The way I Fvck with this man eeh!! Last man standing!! He wants to do his job!! And you the students di3 don’t come out on the said day wai!! Like what you guys did on the day of demonstration!! Smh
These photos were taken in Asante in the 1890s. Look at what the British wrote under them. Not chief. King.
King of Mampong.
King of Bekwai, with his sword bearers.
King of Kokofu.
King of Nsuta.
Look at the size of those state umbrellas. The Mamponghene still sits on the Silver Stool today, second only to the Asantehene.