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Kumasi records second major fire in 24 hours as Anloga Market burns

A fire broke out at Anloga Market near Afful Nkwanta in the Kumasi metropolis on Monday night (26 January), destroying shops, Asaase News has learned.

Ghana National Fire Service/Fire at Anloga Market, Kumasi (26 January 2026)

 

The blaze started around 10pm, and came barely 24 hours after another incident razed a cluster of mechanics’ workshops at Sofoline, also in Kumasi, prompting concern over the frequency of market fires in the city.

Ghana National Fire Service/Fire at Anloga Market, Kumasi (26 January 2026)

 

Personnel from the Ghana National Fire Service were deployed to the scene and were working to bring the flames under control.

Ghana National Fire Service/Fire at Anloga Market, Kumasi (26 January 2026)

 

The fire began in a section of the Anloga Market occupied by a footwear factory where flammable materials are commonly stored, myjoyonline.com reported.

No casualties were immediately reported, and the cause of the fire has not yet been established officially.

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