Ghana Sentence Examples

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  • Ghana dates, according to some authorities, from the 3rd century A.D.

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  • Ghana was finally conquered by the Mandingo kings of Melle in the 13th century.

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  • Large states arose in the western Sudan; Ghana flourished in the 7th century A.D., Melle in the IIth, Songhai in the 14th, and Bornu in the 16th.

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  • Desplagnes discovered in 1907 numerous remains of a once extensive city, which he identified as those of Ghana.

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  • Considerable price for cheapest auto insurance else is going in ghana revoke second-largest pac.

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  • In vibrant Accra, Ghana's capital city there was complete traffic mayhem.

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  • The region now known as Ghana was named the Gold Coast by the Portuguese navigators who landed there in the 15th century.

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  • In Ghana, a tasty fried patty made from sweet potato and eggs is a top birthday snack.

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  • In 1989 the owners of an abandoned farm in Ghana sought its help in growing pineapples.

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  • You may consider taking light rainwear for Ghana since there are frequent tropical downpours to be expected.

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  • At California Institute of the Arts he studied ethnomusicology (Ewe drumming (Ghana ), Balinese gamelan & south Indian tala ).

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  • What more would be worthwhile than a call to promote classical liberalism in Ghana and Africa?

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  • In Ghana, farmers plant up to 54 different varieties of climbing yams (Dioscorea spp.) inside the forest to protect the vegetables.

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  • The relationship between the new churches as groups purveying fundamental ideas and politics is not limited to Ghana.

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  • Nut processing in rural Ghana The shea butter tree is a small deciduous tree abundant in the savanna areas of West Africa.

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  • The average monthly income of a smallholder cocoa farmer in Ghana is less than £ 20.

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  • Fair trade choccies; small-scale cocoa growers in Ghana own a chocolate company in the UK.

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  • According to Welltempered.net, a symbol resembling a bullseye is called adinkrahene among the Asante people of Ghana.

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  • The identification of Ghana city with Jenne is not justified, though Idrisi seems to be describing Jenne when writing of "Ghana the Great."

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  • The country appears to have formed part, successively, of the states of Ghana, Melle and Songhoi.

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  • Ghana's first cardinal seems shocked by the speed of his ascent.

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  • Likelihood of England match-up As possible semi-final opponents for England, Ghana are unlikely to get that far.

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  • Its capital, also called Ghana, was west of the Niger, and is generally placed some zoo m.

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  • By some writers Ghana city is, however, identified with Walata, which town is mentioned by Arab historians as the capital of Ghanata.

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