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Articles related to "Ghana"
Ghana’s Trade Economy Though gold mining & cocoa farming helped a 20% rise in Ghana's exports in 2006, prospects for the West African nation's economy depend on tourism & other services. ghana’s trade economy • ghana's gold & cocoa exports • oil imports ghana • ghana's gross national product gnp • export partners ghana
Kpando Archaeological Project, Ghana This is an article about the Kpando Archaeological Project, an archaeological field school in Ghana. archaeology • ghana • africa • archaeological vacations • excavation
Lutheran World Missions--Ghana (Part 1) A look at the LC-MS mission work in Ghana, West Africa, supplied by Dave Walker. lutheran • world • missions • missouri • ghana
Africa Cup of Nations Day 1 A stunning long-range effort from Sulley Ali Muntari gave hosts Ghana a welcome win in the opening match against an impressive Guinea side. africa cup of nations • ghana • guinea • african football • african nations cup
Changes: A Love Story Set in Accra, Ghana this story refutes stereotypes about modern African women by depicting the challenges of balancing domestic life and personal fulfillement. changes: a love story • ama ata aidoo • feminist issues • african women • accra
Africa Cup of Nations Day 5 Benin coach Reinhard Fabisch has cast controversy over the Africa Cup of Nations by alleging he was asked to influence the result of his side's opening match on Monday. africa cup of nations • ghana • guinea • morocco • namibia
African Nations 2008 preview The 2008 African Cup of Nations begins in January and as dozens of players flock to Ghana in search of glory it's time to take a look at the runners and riders. ghana 2008 • african cup of nations • african nations cup • african nations • african football
Ethnic Identity and Religion on the Upper Slave Coast The Anlo-Ewe of modern-day Ghana exemplify the link between religion and ethnic identity. ghana • upper slave coast • anlo • anlo-ewe • amlade
The African Nations Effect A look at which teams and players will be most effected by the African Nations Cup which takes place in the middle of the Premiership season. african nations effect on premiership • premiership players african cup of nations • ghana 2008 • african cup of nations • african nations 2008
An African Coup D'etat This article considers how peace can be achieved in Africa. peace • stability • coups • coup d'etat • ghana
Africa Cup of Nations Day 3 Holders Egypt produced a magnificent result to beat much-fancied Cameroon 4-2 in Group C with Mohamed Zidan producing an inspired performance in Kumasi. africa cup of nations • egypt • cameroon • sudan • zambia
Africa Cup of Nations Day 4 Tunisia and South Africa both required spectacular late equalizers to keep Group D wide open at the Tamale Stadium in Ghana. africa cup of nations • south africa • bafana bafana • angola • tunisia
Africa Cup of Nations Day 8 The goals continued to fly in at the Africa Cup of Nations, with two more of Africa's heavyweight sides heading for elimination in the group stages. africa cup of nations • abdoulaye faye • manucho goals • tunisia • south africa
Africa's Brain Drain The root of Africa's brain drain, surprisingly, lies in the international community. hiv • aids • africa • brain drain • recruiting
Cup of Nations Moves South After Tunisia and Egypt won the last two African Cup of Nations tournaments on home soil, can West Africa expect success this time around in Ghana? nations cup • ghana • cup of nations • african soccer • international soccer
World Day Against Child Labor The World Day Against Child Labor marked June 12 to draw attention to the plight of millions worldwide toiling under abusive and often hazardous working conditions. world day against child labor • africa child slavery • international labor organization • senegal talibe boy • ghana slavery
Famous African Kingdoms Many aspects of African culture are similar throughout the different kingdoms. Gold was a primary source of revenue along with the slave trade. africa • african kingdoms • african people • gold • slave
Liberation Theology And The Church in Africa Liberation theology--and Feminist Theology--developed in Africa during the 1970s, a time when the continent was gripped with questions of economic and political liberation. This article delves into the question of whether using violence to achieve liberation results in unintended consequences, as well as looking at the question of liberation from a theological and personal standpoint. african theology • liberation theology • feminist theology • steve biko • black consciousness
Voluntary Work in Africa Find out about volunteer work in the vast continent of Africa aid • voluntary • volunteer • grassroots • non-profit
Anorexia and Women of Color Conventional wisdom says that anorexia nervosa is largely a white, Western girl's problem. Recent evidence suggests otherwise. anorexia nervosa • non-white • african-american • black • africa
Patterns & Symbols in Kente & Korhogo Cloths Kente cloth is made by the peoples of West Africa and is one of the reasons they were kidnapped as slaves in the past. They were acccomplished cotton growers and textile weavers. weaving • africa • african weaving • kente • kente cloth
9th African Union Summit The summit, which concluded on July 3, brought together those who desire to create a United States of Africa with 'gradualists' who feel the continent is not ready yet. african union summit • ghana • accra • john kufuor • united states of africa
African Art Special Exhibitions The art of sub-Saharan Africa is the subject of major museum exhibitions, one touring Europe and the United States. african art travelling museum exhibitions • asante goldweights • eternal ancestors central african reliquary • benin kings rituals nigeria • embodying the sacred yoruba art
Major League Soccer Even with interest in football increasing in the United States and hopes rising for a successful World Cup, American fans should probably expect a short stay in Germany. budweiser • unites states • usa • america • football
The United States of Africa "We ask all the heads of state to hold a referendum so that they will see that all the people want a United States of Africa" -Moamer Gaddafi africa • the african union • african unity • pan-african • pan-africanism
World Cup Review Italy beat France on penalties in Berlin to win their fourth World Cup world cup • soccer • football • germany 2006 • final
World Cup Second Round Germany v Sweden * Argentina v Mexico * England v Ecuador * Portugal v Holland * Italy v Australia * Switzerland v Ukraine * Brazil v Ghana * Spain v France germany 2006 • world cup • second round • round of 16 • germany
Explore Africa's Cameroon Cameroon is often called Africa-all-in one. It has rainforests and mountains; beach resorts and big cities - but it is the arts and culture and you'll remember. buea • yaoundé • doula • limbe • ebodje
History of African Countries Sites to read about the history of your African ancestors. african history
Maya Angelou A look at the remarkable life of this phenomenal woman. maya angelou • african american • poet • author
First Night(s) and New Year's Eve Looking for more than just a kiss at the stroke of midnight? Want an entertaining New Year's Eve for the whole family? First Night has it all plus fireworks! new year's eve • new year • first night • alcohol • family
African Business - Good Prospects While China and India expand their interests in Africa a World Bank study shows good prospects for African business as economies grow. good prospects for business in africa • business in africa • china and india expand their interests in africa • african business • china in africa
Bustling and Busy - Lagos, Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria, is one of Africa's, fastest growing cities. Once the port of Badagry was important on the slave route in West Africa. Today Lagos is a modern city. lagos nigeria africa • badagry slave port route • niger delta • lekki conservation center • black heritage museum
Andrew Mitchell Review He ain’t heavy, he’s Scottish worship leader Andrew Mitchell, and yes, he is my brother, spiritually speaking. “Your Kingdom Come” is his second solo album. andrew mitchell • your kingdom come • scottish worship leader • without your love • uk worship
Tripoli, Libya - Old and New Libya is a destination for the connoisseur. The antiquities are awesome and because of its isolation, not many people have visited this fascinating North African country. libya tripoli north africa • travel jamahiriya • libyan airlines • corinthia hotel • el mahari
Witch-Hunts: A Thing of the Past? We might rarely think of witches, magic and sorcery outside of Halloween, but they are part of a harsh and brutal reality in other parts of the world. witch-hunt • africa • south-african witches • male witches • witch burning
West Africa This article is the third in a series on the philatelic evolution of African nations. This month's featured area is West Africa.
At the Reference Desk: Commonly Asked Questions Part two. reference • librarians • questions • faq • farq
Idea Exchange in the fiber World: from Kente cloth to quilt This article looks at the phenomena of cross fertilization of artistic technique. cloth • patchwork • quilting • textiles • fiber
China Hosts African Nations A weekend summit in Beijing focused on broadening Sino-African relations, increasing Chinese aid to Africa and doubling trade by the end of the decade. africa • china • trade • beijing summit • china-africa cooperation
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Quotable Quotes In commemoration of Black History Month, some quotes about history from prominent African Americans are presented. african americans black history
FIFA Club Championship Teams and other News The list of teams to be competing in the FIFA Club Championships along with other key MLS news. la • fifa • soccer • mls • club
Lifestyles Compatible with Infant Potty Training Infant potty training is compatible with a variety of Western lifestyles, and a list of many countries where it is used is included. infant • baby • potty • toilet • training
Rhian Benson:BEAUTY WITH NO BANG! Neo-Soul's newest artist hits the scene with a buzz. Although somewhat anticipated, her arrival seems to a lukewarm debut. Beautiful- but where's the BANG? rhian benson • rapheal siddiq • soul • rhythm and blues • fusion of hip hop
The Triumph of a Rustic Belle This is a short and endearing incident of a woman from the hinterlands of Southern India who made her mark at an international gathering and in the hallowed halls of London. women • rural • indian women • india • feminine
Anniversary Countdown for 2007 This year, 2007, has a number of anniversaries of critical historical events at almost every major interval, primarily from the history of Britain and the US. anniversaries • history • britain • united kingdom • america
G8 Approves $60 Billion for Africa At the 2007 G8 summit in Heiligendamm, the world's greatest economies pledged $60 billion to Africa, a move that still garnered criticism from anti-poverty activists. g8 summit • heiligendamm • africa aid • $60 billion • hiv/aids
Innovative Works of Art from Trash A guide to some of the unique handiworks people around the world are making from plastic bags, food wrappers and other trash. recycled gift items • beadforlife • ecoist • plastic bags • recycling
Anglican Religious Orders Didn't know Protestants had religious orders, didya? Yep, we sure do. Monks, nuns, sisters, brothers, abbeys, monasteries, and convents are no strangers to Anglicanism. In this article we introduce three Anglican religious orders; one for men, one for women, and one "coed." Coed? Read and see! religious orders • monks • nuns • brothers • sisters |
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