The territory of present-day Ghana has been inhabited for millennia, with the first permanent state dating back to the 11th century. Numerous kingdoms and empires emerged over the centuries, of which the most powerful was the Kingdom of Ashanti. Beginning in the 15th century, numerous European powers contested the area for trading rights, with the British ultimately establishing control of the coast by the late 19th century. Following over a century of native resistance, Ghana's current borders were established by the 1900s as the British Gold Coast. In 1957, it became the first sub-saharan African nation to declare independence from European colonisation.
“Ghana has made tremendous progress in democratic governance over the last two decades ... “We are one, Ghana first” is slated for Wednesday, May 26th to Wednesday, June 2nd ... Foster the spirit of loyalty to Ghana; promote among the people of Ghana the culture of political tolerance.
He indicated that as an Ambassador, his letter of credence enjoins him to abide by Ghana’s constitution and respect the culture of the country adding that the country frowns on homosexuality and therefore an Ambassador cannot come in to advocate for such an ill act ... laws of Ghana.
The Caucus For Democratic Governance, Ghana (CDG-Gh) has challenged President Akufo Addo to "fix the county" like he promised ... Dictatorship then compels the people and the media to coil into the Culture of Silence ... Ghana cannot go back to old systems ... Hardship The truth is that there is severe hardship in Ghana. Many people in Ghana are jobless.
... to come to Ghana ... In an open society like Ghana, where we have opened ourselves to all cultural influences from the world and where we are still very beholding to the US, UK, and the developed world, LGBTI acceptance and legalization of same-sex marriage is just a matter of time.
This article is on the rights of citizens and a contribution to the debate on the return of culture of silence in Ghana... of law in Ghana. I have heard that the president of the Ghana JournalistAssociation (GJA) claims that the Citi FM journalist broke the Code of Ethics of GJA.
All educational systems in Ghana and the whole of Africa as fail as a continent ... We have all the academic titles you can imagine in Ghana and Africa as a continent, but we fail to address the issues of the continent ... With all the degrees, we have good rainfalls in Ghana and goes waste.
Dis alleged attack on de journalist for most people dey reinforce de culture of silence which some people feel dey return to Ghana. Civic Society dey call for reforms in de use of force and physical attacks by national security operatives for Ghana.
In France, a building can be protected and conserved in its original state by the Ministry of Culture because of its historical or architectural relevance. “When there is a place in danger of losing its patrimonial history, the Ministry of Culture can decide to give that place the right to be protected.
Ghana is blessed with many resources both natural and cultural ... Ghana offers a lot of unique and exciting natural cultural and historical attractions ... “Tourism has immense potential to drive Ghana’s economy and we will leverage the ‘Year of Return’ and all other ...
Yet, in the countries that they live overseas, Ghana can’t be compared to any of them ...The Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, boasts of the promotion of tourism in Ghana but the horrible stenches emanating from the chocked gutters throughout the cities, are not issues of concern to the authorities.
Mr Awal Ahmed Kariama, the Executive Director, RISE-Ghana said traditional authorities needed to take the lead in the fight against the menace by abolishing certain cultural beliefs and systems that impeded victims of abuse from reporting to seek justice.
Political polarisation he added remains a problem and should be addressed ...The Chief Imam further congratulated the President for his position taken on same-sex relationships which he described as predatory and against the cultural values of Ghana. Join our Newsletter. .
Eid-ul-Fitr literally translates into the occasion of breaking the fast ... The celebration varies from country to country with differences in local culture and traditions. Here is a collection of some Eid ul Fitr messages and wishes that political personalities in Ghana have shared ... .
The leadership of the GhanaCultureForum (GCF) has paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Dr ... The executives of the GCF called on the Minister to congratulate him on his appointment and to reassure him of their commitment to helping resolve issues of culture in Ghana.
Imoro said the causes of human trafficking in Ghana stemmed from the Ghanaian culture and practice of sending away children to extended family members in other areas, ignorance on what the child might be used for, lack of education, poverty, violent conflicts, and globalization ... “I was amazed to see that there is human trafficking within Ghana.