Things to know about Ghana

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Ghana is one of the few Countries in Africa opened to different kinds of people from all part of the world. The simplicity and accommodating nature of Ghanaians makes Ghana one of the few African countries open to foreigners. Alot of foreigners have different mentality concerning Africa because of how Africa "was sold" Globally. The question alot of people will again ask is why Ghana? Here are some few reasons to your questions.

Peaceful Country.
Ghana is one of the African Contries with stable democracy and healthy economy. After Ghana being declared a republican state by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in 1960, Ghana has enjoy stable democracy. Many Ghanaians acknowledges the bravery of Nationalist leader who lead the Gold Coast ( now Ghana) gain independence from the Britain. As such the peace and unity among Ghanaians is what makes Ghana stand tall among other African Countries.

Rich history.
You will argue the fact that all countries have a history that the citizens will stand to defend and protect but you cannot compare any country history to that of Africa. Ghana is among the countries that can boast of heart-whelming history that will touch millions of heart and bring togetherness and unity among the people. History like 
  • Ashanti empire
  • British Gold Coast 
  • Fortes and castles 


Image of Elmina castle 
symbolizes the strength, unity and freedom Ghana is enjoying now due to the struggle for democracy.

Cultural diversities 
One will ask, how many languages are spoken in Ghana? The answer is, more than 200 languages and dialects are spoken and english(inherited from our colonial masters) being the country's official language. These languages and dialects are connected with over 100 ethnic groups living in Ghana. The largest ethnic groups are the Akan (fanti's and Ashanti's), Moshi-Dagbani, Ewe and Ga. These ethnic groups share a rich traditional cultures that differ from one ethnic group. The beautiful and distinct cultures are massively celebrated by the people holding unto the values and beliefs of the tradition.

An old woman from the northern part of Ghana 

Coastal Areas 
The coastal areas of Ghana is considered one of the best coastal areas in West Africa that any one will love to visit. Travellers and business-men visit the shores whenever they visit the country. Most of the amazing beaches in Ghana are located in Accra. Beaches like: 
  • Krokrobite beach
  • Bojo beach
  • Labadi beach
  • Tawala beach
  • Korle Gonno beach 
Image of bojo beach resort


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