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Panoply of Ghana; ornamental art in Ghanian tradition and culture. by A. A. Y Kyerematen, 1964 GHANA IN RETROSPECT: SOME ASPECTS OF GHANIAN CULTURE by Peter Sarpong, 1974 Asante Catholicism: Religious and Cultural Reproduction Among the Akan of Ghana (Studies of Religion in Africa) by J. Pashington Obeng, Pashington Obeng, 1996-06-01 Oh Africa My Africa: A Personal Encounter With the Ghanaian People & the Culture of Africa by Nancy H. Sweet, 1994-01 HANDICRAFTS OF GHANA by Kwaku Amoako-Attah Fosu, 2001 Growing up in two worlds;: Education and transition among the Sisala of Northern Ghana (Case studies in education and culture) by Bruce T Grindal, 1972 Bulsa Sunsuelima: Folktales of the Bulsa in Northern Ghana (Researches on African Languages and Cultures) by Rudiger Schott, 1994-03 Talking to the Master: intersections of religion, culture, and counseling in Taiwan and Ghana.: An article from: Journal of Mental Health Counseling by Hsiao-Wen Lo, Vivian Dzokoto, 2005-04-01 Born on a Monday: A Photo Documentary of Ghana by Carrie C. Brown, 2004 Let Your Voice Be Heard!: Songs from Ghana and Zimbabwe (Songs from Singing Cultures) by Abraham K. Adzinyah, 1997-02 THE AFRICAN PRESENCE (GEORGE LAMMING, 1960): An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History, 2nd ed.</i> The Akans of Ghana: Their history & culture by K Nkansa-Kyeremateng, 1996 Ghana and Ireland: Contrasting Cultures by Peader King, etc., 1996-11 Traditional life, culture and literature in Ghana (Africa in transition series)

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61. Microfinance & Microenterprise - Microfinance And Culture: A Case Study In Ghana
    Microfinance and culture A Case Study in ghana. Executive Summary Thisconsultant s case study examines how understanding the culture  
    http://www.acdi-cida.gc.ca/cida_ind.nsf/0/e32de3eed777f919852568fe006c1c0f?OpenD

62. Frequently Asked Questions About Project Ghana
    Our intention is to create an experience which taps into the richnessof ghana s culture and its diverse peoples. Our local contacts  
    http://www.globalroutes.org/high_school/HS_ghana_QA.html
    
    Extractions: We have found that students considering Project Ghana frequently ask similar questions about the country and the program. Here you'll find answers to some of the most common questions. What are the living conditions? What do people generally eat? What is life like in Ghanaian village? What's involved in the community service project? ... What is expected of me as a member of the Project Ghana group? The food that you will eat in Ghana also varies with where you are in the country. Fufu, kenkey and banku are the main starch staples in the Ghanaian diet. Fufu is made of cassava, plantain or yam and kenkey and banku are made from corn. Each undergoes an exhausting preparation process of pounding and cooking the grain into a paste and is typically served with a thick soup, or sauce, of varying spiciness. Meat, chicken, eggs and a wide variety of tropical fruits are also served and available. A favorite of both Ghanaian and American students alike is red red , a sweet dish of fried plantain and blackeyed peas. You will notice fresh seafood and coconut milk featured in the coastal fare.

63. GRi Arts & Culture - Ghana
    GhanaReview International Arts/culture News. Found 65 Articles. Articles 1 to20, Next. Date, Headlines, Select. 200405-14, The Dagbon Crisis lives on, Select.  
    http://www.ghanareview.com/narts.php
    
    Extractions: Home Press Review Newsreel Business ... Previous Arts News Search GRi Archives Found 72 Articles Articles 1 to 20 Next Date Headlines Select Kiki Gyan passes away after prolonged illness Select Asantehene arrives in UK Select Otumfuo pays private visits to UK and US Select Ghana to participate in Black Festival in USA Select Rawlings continues to draw the crowds Select Accra selected for shooting Mission Impossible III Select Tourism must recognise nation's aspirations- Saddique Select The Dagbon Crisis lives on Select Ban on drumming should be observed - REGSEC Select Asanteman Adaekese 19 – The making of the Asante Kingdom Select Asanteman Adaekese 18 – The 15 occupants of the Golden Stool Select Asanteman Adaekese 17 - The historic and present importance of Asante Select Asanteman Adaekese 16 - Asanteman Amanhene Ahemaa Select Asanteman Adaekese 15 – Asanteman Amanhene Select Asanteman Adaekese 14 - Queenmothers of the Golden Stool Select Asanteman Adaekese 13 - Kings of the Golden Stool Select Asanteman Adaekese 12 - Preparations for Asanteman Adaekese Select Asanteman Adaekese 11 - Sunday 9 May 2004 – Asanteman Adaekese da Select Asanteman Adaekese 10 – Asantehene retinue Select Asanteman Adaekese 09 - Order of paying homage to Asantehene Select CHECK THIS OUT Golden Beach Hotels

64. Language And Culture Program Ghana: Global Crossroad Offer Volunteer In Ghana, V
    Program culture and Language ghana Start Date 1st and 16th of the month Arrivaland Departure Kotoka International Airport, Accra Language Requirement  
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65. Mini-adventure Ghana: Global Crossroad Offer Volunteer In Ghana, Volunteering Gh
    The ghana miniadventure program is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers who wishto explore the beauty of ghana and its culture, nature, and people while  
    http://www.globalcrossroad.com/ghana/miniadventure.php

66. Study Abroad - Ghana: Arts And Culture
    September to Decenmber/February to May. ghana Arts and culture visitthe web site by clicking here! School for International Training PO  
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    Extractions: web site: visit School for International Training's web site by clicking here subject areas: African Studies, Anthropology, Art/Fine Arts, Music, Sociology and Theater, Drama, Dance description: The School for International Training's Study Abroad programs offer field-based study in over 57 countries. Students earn 16 semester credits on a 15-week experience designed to encourage a global awareness that enables people to live and act in an interdependent world. Groups of seven to 25 students are led by one or two academic directors. The Ashanti people of Ghana established one of the wealthiest, most advanced kingdoms in West Africa. When the first Europeans arrived in the area 500 years ago, they marveled at the elaborate Ashanti gold artwork and jewelry, naming the area the Gold Coast. Despite long periods of European influence and colonization, Ghana has maintained a strong sense of identity, as evidenced by the variety of traditional and modern art, dance, and music that flourishes throughout the country. Kumasi, site of the palace of the Ashanti king and one of West Africa’s largest cultural centers, is surrounded by villages whose artisans specialize in goldsmithing, wood carving, cloth printing, pottery, and weaving. Accra, the nation’s capital, boasts a renowned community of dancers, musicians, and artisans whose work is supported by institutions such as the Institute for African Studies and the School of the Performing Arts at the University of Ghana. In these welcoming and thriving artistic centers, you study the rich cultural heritage of this vibrant nation.

67. Study Abroad - Music & Culture In Ghana
    Surround yourself with the music of ghana, and study its central role in the culturaltraditions of this exciting West African nation. Music culture in ghana.  
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    Extractions: fax: subject areas: African Studies, Culture and Music description: Surround yourself with the music of Ghana, and study its central role in the cultural traditions of this exciting West African nation. Known for its friendly people and tropical beauty, Ghana provides an ideal setting for exploring rich and diverse cultural traditions through music. By observing and interacting with local musicians in the capital, Cape Coast, and a small village outside Cape Coast, this course provides the chance to experience and learn about another culture. Led by Professor Akosua Addo, Department of Music, this course examines the musical and cultural traditions of Ghana through lectures, field trips, and discussions with local musicians. This program is ideal for students interested in music, anthropology, African studies, and cultural studies. A predeparture class meeting and reading help ensure that students can more easily adjust to Ghanian culture, and are academically prepared for the in-country coursework. Assignments in Ghana consist of readings, field observations, discussions, journal writing, and papers. Credits: 3 for May Session.

68. Regional, Africa, Ghana: Society And Culture
    The Society and culture of ghana is about social andcultural issues pertaining to the people of ghana.  
    http://www.combose.com/Regional/Africa/Ghana/Society_and_Culture/
    
    Extractions: Top Regional Africa Ghana ... 31st December Women's Movement - This Movement is a broad based development oriented NGO which aspires to see women empowered politically and equipped adequately to face the challenges for the betterment of society. ARA: Agricultural and Rural Development Association - Non-profit NGO working to rectify the basic environmental and agricultural problems facing rural communities in Ghana. Action Aid-Ghana - One of the UK's largest international aid agencies, which aims to improve the lives of children, families and whole communities in poorer countries. African Security Dialogue and Research - An independent NGO specializing in issues of security and their relationship with democratic consolidation. Site contains aims and contact information. Accra. Akan Architecture Symbols - Dr George Kojo Arthur and Prof. Robert Rowe of Marshall University examine the decorative symbols used in buildings of the Akan people of Ghana. Akuapem Development Foundation - An NGO for social services whose ultimate goal is to care for people. Amicus Aquaculture Community Development Project - Aids in comuunity development by creating income generating ventures and jobs.

69. Ghana Related Links
    Company Ltd. ghana Airways, ghana Arts culture and Historie. ghanaAssociation of Georgia, ghana ASSOCIATION OF HAMPTON ROADS. ghana  
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70. EasyVoyage : Attraction Touristique Ghana - Les Arts Et La Culture
    Translate this page attraction touristique ghana - Les arts et la culture, Thèmes pouvoirs surnaturels,la tribu, la main, ghana - Les arts et la culture, Les objets rituels,  
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71. Bits Of Culture - Ghana
    Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources. BITS OF culture -ghana. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. Main Religion Death Concepts/Rituals.  
    http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_ghan.asp

72. Ghana Life
    The first president of ghana, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah used both the smock andthe kente cloth widely to portray ghana s culture in the area of clothing.  
    http://www.library.yale.edu/~fboateng/fbhp.htm
    
    Extractions: T he republic of Ghana, derives its name from the ancient Ghana Empire in the Western Sudan which fell in the 11th century. Ghana is the first black African colony to gain independence and until independence from the British colonial rule on March 6, 1957, Ghana was known as the Gold Coast. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to arrive and others came later. The remnants of around 30 castles can be seen along the coast of Ghana. The castles bear witness to four centuries of the presence of Europeans trading in ivory, gold, and slaves. At the height of the slave trade, there were more than 60 strongholds along the coast which is a mere 350 miles long. These castles were built by the Dutch, Prussians, French, and British. Many of them changed hands.

73. SIT Study Abroad - Ghana: African Diaspora Studies
    Undergraduate study abroad program based in Cape Coast, ghana, focusedon politics, economics, culture, and the worldwide African diaspora.  
    http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/africa/ghanadia.html
    
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74. Culture And Customs Of Ghana Steven J Salm Toyin Falola
    culture and Customs of ghana Steven J Salm Toyin Falola. Author orArtist Steven J Salm Toyin Falola. Title culture and Customs  
    http://www.urbanzen.co.uk/Steven-J-Salm-Toyin-Falo-Culture-and-Customs-of-Gh-962

75. Music & Culture In Ghana - Ghana
    Music culture in ghana Cape Coast, ghana; May Session; No language prerequisite;Freshmen above; Curriculum FoSt 3040 Music and culture in ghana.  
    http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/programs/africa/ghana3.html
    
    Extractions: Surround yourself with the music of Ghana, and study its central role in the cultural traditions of this exciting West African nation. Known for its friendly people and tropical beauty, Ghana provides an ideal setting for exploring rich and diverse cultural traditions through music. By observing and interacting with local musicians in the capital, Cape Coast, and a small village outside Cape Coast, this course provides the chance to experience and learn about another culture. Led by Professor Akosua Addo, Department of Music, this course examines the musical and cultural traditions of Ghana through lectures, field trips, and discussions with local musicians. This program is ideal for students interested in music, anthropology, African studies, and cultural studies. Curriculum Prior to departure, students will attend a pre-departure orientation and receive pre-departure readings and requirements. Upon arrival, students will participate in a welcome reception and orientation, followed by a guided tour of Ghana. Students will receive five hours of Twi instruction in small groups. Classes, guest lectures, and field trips will take place Monday through Friday with most weekends free for studying, exploring Cape Coast, and independent travel. Before departure there will be a farewell luncheon.

76. Doing Business In Ghana
    cultural communication, giftgiving, business entertainment. DoingBusiness in ghana. Welcome to Worldwide Business culture - ghana!  
    http://www.businessculture.com/ghana.html
    
    Extractions: Doing Business in Ghana Welcome to Worldwide Business Culture - Ghana! Learn about how to do business in Ghana and how to develop relationships with your business partners. Find out what is the appropriate protocol and business etiquette in Ghana, how to negotiate, what are the proper business gifts and much more. Published by International Cultural Enterprises, Inc., leaders in international business information. The content of these reports is provided by US executives currently doing business in Ghana. Below is a brief summary of the topics, as well as the word count. To receive a full text please click on the ordering and pricing information.

77. Study Abroad Ghana
    provides a general introduction to the history, geography, culture and social structuresof West Africa, with special emphasis on ghana and Asante culture.  
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    Extractions: Educational / Travel Programs to Africa, Cuba and Brazil : Multiple programs year round, 1 to 4 weeks in length; for academic credit. Offers an intense immersion in and exposure to traditional and modern life, a unique educational experience that is both career-enhancing and profoundly personal and relevant in our Global Village. Select from among several different travel itineraries, program themes, and dates year round. Click to send E-mail to:

78. Society And Culture - Ghana - Society & Culture Resources
    Society and culture ghana. Society culture Resources. Society andculture ghana Society culture Resources. WoW Search  
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79. SOS Children's Villages UK : Country Information On Ghana
    Nevertheless, ghana counts as one of the poorest countries in the world. culture.ghana s culture is closely tied to Ashanti traditional symbols.  
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    Extractions: Ghana is a relatively flat country except for two ranges of hills, one on the eastern boundary and the other in the west. The coast is sandy and merges into the coastal plain, which is dissected by several rivers. These rivers are generally not navigable, except for canoes. Country Information on Guinea In 1961 Guinea, Ghana, and Mali merged to become the Union of African States, but this federation only lasted for two years. Ghana is a relatively flat country except for two ranges of hills, one on the eastern boundary and the other in the west. The coast is sandy and merges into the coastal plain, which is dissected by several rivers. These rivers are generally not navigable, except for canoes. In the west the terrain consists of densely wooded hills and is dissected by a network of rivers. In the north there is savannah, which is drained by the Black and the White Volta. Both rivers meet and become the Volta, which flows south between the two hilly areas towards the sea. The Akosombo Dam located in the country's east is one of the largest artificial lakes in the world. The country's highest elevation is Mount Afadjato (884 m) located in the eastern hills.

80. Graphic Ghana - News
    In ghana for example, television viewers and cinema goers are bombarded on every itwould have been ideal to promote ghanaian popular culture through ghanaian  
    http://www.graphicghana.com/article.asp?artid=45

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