GASTRONOMY

Ghana has one of the most varied cuisines West continente. The main ingredients in cooking are spices and vegetables, especially the cayenne pepper, ginger, garlic, onion and chile. addition, there wide variety of dishes, emphasizing fish stews

SPORTS

Football is the most popular sport in the country.The category that has triumphed in the sport have been the junior's U-17 and U-20, they have achieved in international championships gold medals, silver and bronze. There are several football leagues: national and regional.

ABEDI AYEW

 known as Abedi Pele, was born on November 5, 1964 in Domé, Ghana. A former footballer and Olympique Marseille soccer team is Ghana. This legendary player has been three times African gold ball in the years 1991, 1992 and 1993, among many other trophies, champion of the European Cup in 1993 with the Marseille team.

Ghana play against Germany, Portugal and the United States

GHANA EN EL MUNDIAL

I want to show you its culture, traditions and most important aspectos. I was led by english, computer science and art classes.


COUNTRY:

Ghana is a country is west africa made  as a semi-presidential republic, bordered on the north by buikia faso, togo yo the east, the west by ivoy coast and south to the golf of guinea.














CAPITAL CITY:

The capital of Ghana is ACRA 

COIN:

CEDI The name of the main unit as the fracionaria are from the Akan, the main group of languages ​​spoken in Ghana, The cedi appeared in 1965 in place of the Ghanaian pound at a rate of 2.4 cedis per pound or, what was the same 1 pesewa = 1 penny. This first cedi was replaced by another currency, also called the cedi in 1967

LANGUAGE:

in Ghana. English is the official language and predominates in government and in business, it is also used as usual for language education. 

The native Ghanaian languages ​​are divided into six subfamilies, Languages ​​kwa ga-Dangme languages​​, languages ​​gbe, The Senufo, sent the bissa languages ​​in the northeast corner and talked about Kulango ligbi.

FLAG:

The flag of Ghana was adopted in 1957. It was replaced with a variant in the central band (yellow was changed to white) in the period from 1964 to 1966. 

Red represents the blood of those who died in the wars for independence, yellow represents the mineral wealth of the country, the green symbolizes the forests and natural wealth, and the black star represents the freedom of Africa.