The Asafoanyemei (Women Warriors) of the Ga Traditional Council Friday night purified the Ga Mantse Palace ahead of the arrival of the body of the Ga Manye, Naa Dede Omaedru III. The purification rite called ldquo;Kane wa la tso rdquo; literally meaning light life tree, was to protect all mourners from unclean spirits at the funeral ground.
