Community
Bachonsa
Bachonsa is represented among major Builsa South localities and in historic Builsa district documentation.
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Community
Wiesi (Weisi)
Wiesi, also written Weisi in official records, is a Builsa South community represented in the district analytical report.
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Doninga
Doninga appears in historic Builsa district profiles and is associated in public records with slave-trade history and the Doninga Slave Market.
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Chuchuliga
Chuchuliga is a major Builsa community documented in official district reporting and in the historical Builsa district profile.
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Kadema
Kadema is a Builsa community documented in official district administration and in the historical Builsa district profile.
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Siniensi
One of the major historic communities of the Builsa Traditional Area.
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Fumbisi
Fumbisi is the administrative capital of Builsa South District and one of the largest communities listed in the district analytical report.
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Gbedembilisi
One of the major communities and divisional chiefdoms of Buluk.
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Gbedema
Gbedema is a major Builsa South community represented in the district analytical report through localities including Gbedema-Dabomsa, Gbedema Kunkwa and Gbedema Golluk.
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Yiwasi (Uwasi)
Yiwasi, also encountered as Uwasi in some sources, is represented among major Builsa South localities. Historic district sources also associate Uwasi with the Abuga…
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Kanjarga
Kanjarga is a major Builsa South community represented by several localities in the district analytical report.
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Kunkwa
Historic Builsa settlement recorded in scholarship on Builsa society.
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Kategri
Historic Builsa settlement recorded in scholarship on Builsa society.
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Sandema
Sandema is the municipal capital of Builsa North and the seat associated with the Sandema Traditional Area. It is a central place in Builsa…
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Wiaga
Wiaga is one of the major Builsa communities documented in official district material and has long formed part of the social and cultural landscape…
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Wiaga Community Senior High School
Community senior high school listed in the 2026 CSSPS directory for Builsa North.
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Kanjarga Senior High School
Second-cycle school in Kanjarga referenced in 2026 reporting on education infrastructure in Builsa South. The school’s founding history, programmes and community role should be…
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Sandema Traditional Area
The Sandema Traditional Area is the paramountcy identified in the Builsa North district report, with divisional chiefs operating under the Sandema Nab within the…
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Sandema Senior High School
Public second-cycle institution serving students in Builsa North and beyond.
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Sandema Technical Institute
Technical/vocational institution listed in the 2026 CSSPS school directory for Builsa North.
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Naab Azantilow Senior High/Technical School
Second-cycle institution listed by CSSPS in Builsa North. Exact community location, institutional history and naming background should be completed from school records.
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Builsa Resistance to Slave Raiding
Builsa historical memory preserves resistance to slave raiding in the late nineteenth century, including conflict with forces associated with Babatu. Academic work emphasises multiple…
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Builsa resistance during Babatu’s slave-raiding era
A central strand of Builsa historical memory concerns resistance to slave-raiding forces associated with Babatu and Zabarima warriors in the late nineteenth century.
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Creation of the Sandema Paramountcy under Colonial Administration
Historical research on Builsa chieftaincy describes a 1911 colonial political integration that elevated Sandema as the seat of a paramountcy within a previously more…
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Colonial incorporation and reorganisation of Builsa chieftaincy
British colonial incorporation from 1902 and subsequent administrative reorganisation reshaped chieftaincy and political authority in Builsa.
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Builsa Migration and Community Formation in Accra
A research-led historical topic documenting the movement and social integration of Builsa people in Accra. The draft begins from University of Ghana research on…
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Nab Azagsuk Azantilow
Contemporary traditional leadership and advocacy for development across the Builsa Traditional Area.
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Nab Francis Akanbegme Asangalisa II
Traditional leadership, community governance and cultural preservation in Chuchuliga.
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James Agalga
National parliamentary leadership and representation of Builsa North; record should be expanded with verified development, legislative and community contributions.
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Dr Clement Abas Apaak
Education infrastructure, scholarships and advocacy for formalisation and teaching of the Buli language.
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Agnes Asangalisa Chigabatia
Made political history by winning the Builsa North parliamentary seat in 2004; expand with verified biography and public-service contributions.
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Nab Dr Ayieta Azantilow
Historical traditional leadership and contribution to educational and socio-economic development in Buluk; expand from archival and community sources.
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Sandem-Nab / Paramount Chief of the Builsa Traditional Area
Traditional leadership office in the Builsa Traditional Area. Current holder, portrait and succession details should be verified by the Builsa Traditional Council before publication.
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Seniensa-Nab
Traditional leadership office in the Builsa Traditional Area. Current holder, portrait and succession details should be verified by the Builsa Traditional Council before publication.
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