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Ghana was formerly known as the Gold Coast.
The word 'Ghana' means "Warrior King" and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval West African Ghana Empire, although this empire was further north than the modern-day country of Ghana.
The name "Ghana" was the source of the name "Guinea" (via French Guinoye) used to refer to the west Africa coast off the Republic of Ghana (as in Gulf of Guinea).
Ghana was adopted as the legal name for the Gold Coast combined with British Togoland upon Declaration of Independence and autonomy on 6 March 1957.
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What county does plantain come from?
They are ORIGINALLY from Ghana..
How do you use the word Ghana in a sentence?
Ghana is a West African country.Ghana is a country which is famous for cocoa.In Japan, there is a chocolate called "Ghana".
Which of Ghana's rivers is not navigable?
The river in Ghana that is not navigable is called the Volta.
Which Ghana river is not navigable?
The river in Ghana that is not navigable is called the Volta.
Where is originally from Ashanti?
The pop singer Ashanti is originally from Glen Cove, New York. The African Ashanti tribe is located in central Ghana.
What did Ghana used to be called?
The country of Ghana used to be known as the Gold Coast. Once Ghana gained independence in 1957 it became known as Ghana.
What sports did Ghana do in Ghana?
foot ball and a kicking game called monveir.
What the continent of Ghana?
There is no continent of Ghana. But there is a country called Ghana In the continent of Africa. Specifically The Republic of Ghana is located in West Africa close to the Ivory Coast.
What kind of money does Ghana use?
The currency of Ghana is called the Cedi. (plural: Cedis)
What was Ghana called?
The Gold Coast.
What are Villages called in Ghana?
ekurasi
What is the suffix for Ghana?
The suffix for Ghana, in terms of demonyms or adjectives used to describe something or someone from Ghana, is "-ian." Therefore, people from Ghana are called Ghanaians, and something related to Ghana is described as Ghanaian.
