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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. Festivals And Festivities In Ghana
    Neither festivals nor ceremonies in ghana are specifically staged for touristsbut are a part of the traditional culture and calendar of events.  
    http://www.africansourcessupplies.com/ghana/festivals.htm
    
    Extractions: Republic of Ghana FESTIVALS IN GHANA Explanation of Traditional Festivals Festival Month Town/Region Every Six Weeks Kumasi, Ashanti Edina Buronya New Year Elmina, Central Ngmayen March/April Odumase, Eastern Gogolo March Upper East Dipo May Krobo Odumase, E/R Aboakyer May Winneba, Central Odambea August Saltpond, Central Afahye August/September Enyan Abaasa, Central Kundum August/November Western Homowo August/September Accra Odwira September/October Akwapim, Eastern Hogbetsots =l- o November Volta Bakatue July Elmina, Central Asafotufiam July/August Ada, Greater Accra Fetu Afahye September Cape Coast Ohum September/October Akwapim, Eastern

62. GRi Arts & Culture - Ghana
    GRi Arts culture ghana. January 2003. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday, Saturday, Sunday. , , 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19.  
    http://www.mclglobal.com/History/Jan2003/a3acal.html

63. GRi Arts & Culture - Ghana
    GRi Arts culture ghana. December 2002. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday, Saturday, Sunday. , , -,,,, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10,11, 12, 13, 14, 15.  
    http://www.mclglobal.com/History/Dec2002/l2acal.html

64. TradeXport - Africa - Ghana - Culture
    36,736 sites/1,913 categories /63 visitors this month,  
    http://216.54.220.4/Dir/Africa/Ghana/Culture/Index.cfm

65. Ghana: West African Culture
    ghana West African culture Faculty Brian Digre, professor of history, and L'TanyaRichmond, director of minority affairs This course is an exploration of  
    http://www.elon.edu/academics/cannon/studyabroad/winter/ghana.asp

66. Ashanti Culture
    Glimpses of ghana Arts and culture http//www.ghana.com/republic/shots/index.htmlNumerous photos from the National Festival of Arts and culture are shown.  
    http://library.webster.edu/ashanti.html
    
    Extractions: The African Seeds of Scouting: The Ashanti http://www.scouting.org.za/seeds/ashanti.html Discusses the influence tribal cultures had on the founder of scouting, Sir Robert Baden-Powell. Family Life Among the Ashanti of West Africa http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1991/2/91.02.04.x.html Outline of a curriculum unit covering Ashanti history and way of life. High school level. Glimpses of Ghana: Arts and Culture http://www.ghana.com/republic/shots/index.html Numerous photos from the National Festival of Arts and Culture are shown. Accompanying captions describe ceremonial costumes and jewelry, culture and dance. History and Significance of Ghana's Kente Cloth http://users.erols.com/kemet/kente.htm

67. U S A C - Program Courses - Accra, Ghana - Summer 2003
    This course will provide an opportunity to explore ghana's culture and prosperitythrough contact with members of its business and political community. (top).  
    http://usac.unr.edu/usacweb/program_courses.php?ProgramID=GhanaAccraS2003

68. 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/8949395286e4d3a58525641300568be1/e32de3e

69. 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

70. Ghana - ObjectID - KIT Culture - KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)
    National Museum, Accra, ghana. The National Museum, Accra is the oldest andlargest museum administered by the ghana Museums and Monuments Board.  
    http://www.kit.nl/objectid/html/ghana.asp
    
    Extractions: Collections include archaeology, ethnography and fine art. The archaeology section ranges from the Stone Age to the recent historical past. Most objects are from Ghana, however material such as glass beads from as early as the 15 th century that were used in the gold trade come from Europe. The ethnography department includes chiefly regalia, such as the large collection of carved wooden stools made and used throughout Ghana, state umbrellas and ceremonial swords. Among the collection of decorated metalwork are the brass ‘kuduo' masterpieces (containers made with the cire-perdue technique) from Akan. The Akan gold weights are particularly famous. Musical instruments include both Ghanian trumpets, horns and flutes, as well as drums, stringed instruments and percussion instruments. There are many examples of the traditional bark cloth textiles. Pottery from different areas of Ghana used for preparing and serving food, carrying and cooling water and bathing are on display. The collection also includes objects from other African countries, including Ivory Coast, South Africa, Nigeria and Congo.

71. [radical-culture] Public Forum-Water Privatization In Ghana
    radicalculture Public Forum-Water Privatization in ghana. Noel PetrieNPETRIE@citizen.org Mon, 15 Apr 2002 145250 -0400 Previous  
    http://lists.mutualaid.org/pipermail/radical-culture/2002-April/000115.html
    
    Extractions: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 14:52:50 -0400 Previous message: [radical-culture] April 16, 2002: Rally to Stop Yucca Mountain! Next message: [radical-culture] RESISTING CAPITALIST GLOBALIZATION TEACH-IN Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Previous message: [radical-culture] April 16, 2002: Rally to Stop Yucca Mountain! Next message: [radical-culture] RESISTING CAPITALIST GLOBALIZATION TEACH-IN Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

72. GRi Arts & Culture - Ghana
    GRi Arts culture ghana. February 2003. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday, Saturday, Sunday. , , -,,, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16.  
    http://212.67.202.38/~gri/artculture.html

73. Introduction To The Business Culture Of Ghana INT 298
    A class of 14 students will travel from New York to Accra, the capitalof ghana, on the weekend preceding spring break. A full program  
    http://atc2.bentley.edu/courses/spr02/int298/
    
    Extractions: The International Studies Department of Bentley College offers a new study abroad course, the first ever to take students to Africa: A class of 14 students will travel from New York to Accra, the capital of Ghana, on the weekend preceding spring break. A full program of site visits fills the week in Ghana. Dr. Marylee Crofts, who teaches African studies at Bentley, is the professor. Mawuena Dumor, an MBA student from Ghana, and Bonita McAllister, Director of the Multicultural Center, will accompany the group. The class meets 10 times before spring break and a couple of times afterward. Students focus on a particular topic within the program and write a paper on that subject. Course topics include the history of Ghana's international trade; Ghana's economic development policy, including the place of the private sector and the role of women in business; economic relations between the US and Ghana; and Ghana's place in the pan-Africanist movement. Lectures by Ghanaian professors and business leaders complement site visits to businesses and industry. An evening of traditional dance and music and a visit to the Akwapim traditional area add cultural interest to the class. Students also visit ancient forts and castles. Check out this opportunity to broaden your horizons and learn about a unique and beautiful country. The cost is $2400 and the deadline for applying is November 6th. Applications are available from Professor Crofts, Morison 139.

74. Introduction To The Business Culture Of Ghana INT 298
    Islam is also practiced, particularly in the north of the country. Instituteof African Studies, University of ghana . Back. Day 2 Coca Cola ghana .  
    http://atc2.bentley.edu/courses/spr02/int298/Itin.asp
    
    Extractions: Your browser isn't java enabled!!! Get Internet Explorer here This famous landmark was constructed in 1957 to commemorate Ghana's independence from Britain. Ghana was the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence from colonial rule. Kwame Nkrumah was the first president of Ghana. Christianity is the predominant faith in Ghana, both Protestant and Roman Catholic. Islam is also practiced, particularly in the north of the country. Dr. Odotei, Director of the institute, will be our host at the university "chalets," pictured behind Dr. Crofts and Dr. Odotei. These accommodations are designed for foreign guests and are quite comfortable Our group will stay in double rooms, with accompanying private bath. Phone and fax facilities are available from the institute office. Back We will visit Coca Cola Ghana and learn about US-Ghana joint ventures, franchises and other business connections. The U.S. Embassy Economic Officer will brief us on US-Ghana economic relations.

75. West African Center | Friends World Program | LIU
    Confederation, an empire which extended beyond the borders of modern ghana. aboutsoccer), several museums, and the Centre for National culture, where visitors  
    http://www.southampton.liu.edu/fw/west_africa/history_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: Because it is low-lying and so close to the equator, the temperature in Ghana is warm and hardly varies throughout the year, ranging from 70 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Rain falls almost exclusively during the rainy season between April and September, with a peak in May and June. The dusty Harmattan wind blows from the northeast between late November and March. The population of Ghana is estimated at 18,000,000. Most Ghanaians are either Christians or Muslim, though traditional African religious beliefs and practices also continue to flourish. The official language (used throughout the school system) is English, a legacy of colonization by the British. (The official language of all the bordering countries is French.) Some sixty languages are spoken in Ghana; Twi, the language of the Asante, is the largest of the Akan dialects and is spoken by nearly half of the people in the country. Accra, the capital, is on the coast and developed along with European trade and colonization. The Portuguese, Dutch, Danes, and British all had footholds along the coast from the 15

76. IPL Culture Quest World Tour Games Of Ghana
    GAMES OF ghana Ampe The results are tabulated to find out the final winner.Return to culture Quest IPL Youth Division IPL Lobby.  
    http://www.ipl.org.ar/youth/cquest/africa/ghgames.html

77. IPL Culture Quest World Tour Recipes Of Ghana
    RECIPES OF ghana. Fufu Balls 4. Serve sprinkled with chicken pieces and crushedpeanuts. Return to culture Quest IPL Youth Division IPL Lobby.  
    http://www.ipl.org.ar/youth/cquest/africa/ghrec.html

78. Football Culture You're On! - List Of Records
    Wes Gallagher England Will Broomfield Ethiopia Hailemelekot Taye Ethiopia SolomonHailu Finland Masse Fredriksson Germany Barbara Stoth ghana Adaku Mensa ghana  
    http://www.footballculture.net/youron/flatlist.html

79. Volunteer - PlanetEdu (Worldwide Education Directory)
    Various Cities*, ghana Volunteer abroad with CrossCultural Solutions! These exciting,enriching programs allow you to experience a new culture while making a  
    http://www.planetedu.com/search/volunteer/overseas/ghana

80. GHANA Centre Description
    for the benefit of young theatre pratitioners Activities Events In associationwith \the ghana Centre 'culture IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD',The National Commission  
    http://iti.unesco.org/amt/countries/p_GHANA.html

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