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Ghana is home to one of the world’s only surviving traditional architecture belonging to the Asante people which is one Read more...
About Built by Brandenburgers, in 1685. Temporarily in Dutch hands in 1687-90. Given back to Brandenburgers, in 1698. Abandoned about Read more...
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The New Nationalism Park: A Symbol of Pride and Unity The newly redeveloped Nationalism Park stands as a beacon of Read more...
About The fort on the bay (Dick’s or Dickies Cove). Work commenced in 1683, but progress was impaired by continuous Read more...
About The only true inland lake in the country located in the Ashanti region. It is an awesome place to Read more...
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About Batenstein literally translates to “profit fort”. Post in 1650-52. Dutch fort built in 1656. Taken by the English, in Read more...
About Lake Bosomtwe is the only true inland lake in the country located in the Ashanti region. It is an Read more...
About The Larabanga Mosque is thought to be the oldest mosque in Ghana and West Africa. It is popularly referred Read more...
About The Museum is a unique creation in West Africa by the Asante Kingdom, to commemorate their leaders, and to Read more...
About Fort Saint Anthony (Portuguese: Forte Santo António; Dutch: Fort Sint Anthony) was a fort built by the Portuguese in Read more...