Ghana
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- proper noun
- /ˈɡænə/
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Ghana
- The Dangme people live in the eastern Accra plain of southern Ghana in West Africa.
- Ghana and Togo
- Ghana and Nigeria
- independence of Ghana
This year Ghana and Malaya joined our brotherhood.
- This year Ghana and Malaya joined our brotherhood.
- You know, I'm from Rockford, IL, you know, my parents are from Ghana and West Africa.
- I have to get shots going to Ghana.
- And this was the second one called the I Love in Guatemala, Ghana and Laos.
- It's on the West Coast of Africa, It's near Ghana.
- And we went to Iceland, Bulgaria, Ghana, West Africa, Thailand, and then back here in Los Angeles.
- He actually taught at the Ashishi University in Accra, Ghana.
- Imagine if you could think like ask the question what's the GDP of Ghana right?
- So I wouldn't call it pressure in the sense of the UK coming to to Ghana and say you do this or else.
- You're a diamond mine consultant in Ghana?
- And you know, Ghana has always been back home.
- Secondly, I needed a visa to go to Ghana me from Cameroon.
Examples
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Relatively little investment was made in Ghana's physical and social infrastructure.
Academic text (1991) -
Two years ago, he and his wife journeyed to Ghana to adopt a young girl.
Academic text (2011) -
My hope for the future is going back to Ghana to build more healthcare infrastructure.
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I was born in Switzerland and raised in Ghana, West Africa.
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This was actually a private school in Ghana, in Accra, Ghana.
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Their next stop would be Accra, Ghana, about 2,000 miles down Africa's Gold Coast.
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One of the most significant impacts of SAP policies in Ghana has been the rebuilding of state capabilities.
Academic text (1991) -
The Krobo people of Ghana produce another type of glass bead called "powder-glass."
Academic text (1999) -
I was born in Switzerland and raised in Ghana, West Africa.
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My hope for the future is going back to Ghana to build more healthcare infrastructure.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Ghana comes from the name of an old West African empire called Ghana that was famous long ago. When the British colony called the Gold Coast became independent in 1957, leaders chose the name Ghana to connect the new country to that proud past, so today Ghana reminds people of rich history and culture.