In 2018, when the government scrapped July 1 as a statutory holiday and made 4th August a Holiday, that was when the confusion and the conversation started. A section of Ghanaians did not really get why this decision was taken…
Ghana has a lot of national eco-parks, perfect for silence and relaxing as well as a bit of exercising and adventuring through the firsthand view of the country’s rich vegetation and vast animal species. These eco-parks have onsite residential quarters…
Preceding to independence, the West African Currency Board (WACB) introduced the West African Pounds, Shillings and Pence which were used in transacting business in Ghana until July, 1958. After independence the Bank of Ghana issued a new Ghanaian Pounds, Shillings…
In the Ghanaian society, negotiation and bargaining depend on your interpersonal skills and your negotiation skills – ability to use convincing words and the market. 2. The left – hand is not used for greetings, wave, gesticulation, hand shaking and…
Subjects of indigenous languages are very critical on the African continent due to the multi-lingual nature on the continent. It becomes more challenging when a nation decides to select a particular indigenous language as its national language. Many African states…
Traditional Symbols are key elements of representation in Ghana and the African continent at large. It’s a tool used to identify group of people, places and values or perceptions. One of the commonest Ghanaian traditional symbols are the Adinkra Symbols.…
Ghana’s national symbol are depictions that reveals Ghana to the world as a national community. The purpose is to unify the Ghanaian people through creative channels such as visual, verbal and iconic symbolism of the Ghanaian community. Ghanaian symbols enhance…
