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In 2018, Ghana was among the 10 fastest-growing economies in the world and is currently the second-largest economy in West Africa. The country has made tremendous progress in reducing poverty in recent decades. But its success has been uneven and significant inequalities still exist, especially between the south and the north where the majority of the population lives on less than $1 a day. Around 24.2% of the national population lives below the poverty line. Ghana ranks 140 out of 189 countries on the Human Development Index (HDI) of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

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The Ghana Population (Live) counter shows a continuously updated estimate of the current population of Ghana delivered by Worldometer's RTS algorithm, which processes data collected from the United Nations Population Division.

We had the hardest time not comparing West Africa to East Africa: Ghana to Ethiopia. The city is duller, although that was an unfair comparison because we had both lived in rural areas in Ethiopia. The clothing is brighter and less conservative. The religion is less traditional and more in your face. The grocery stores contain foreign imports! Trash is still burned in the streets. We still have to haggle with taxis (and now we can wait on Ubers!). Our toilets are inside our apartment! Life goes on.

We love the relaxed atmosphere in Ghana, but sometimes it has negative consequences. Like when the electricity goes out and our generator happens to run out of gas. Even though we live across the street from the school, it can still take hours to get it refilled.

Such a great story of your life there. I lived there myself for 5 short months in the final days of John Jerry Rawlings presidency. It really is a lovely country and people. Thank you for the memories!

To obtain Ghanaian nationality, one must be naturalized after seven years of Ghana Card permanent residency.[citation needed] The Asians, Middle Easterners and Europeans who have lived in Ghana for most of their lives have acquired Ghanaian citizenship, which is granted without any discrimination.[citation needed] 67% of Ghanaians speak English.[26][42] There are over 100 ethnic groups, each with its own distinct language.[43] However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. There are nine language family groups and 11 languages from these groups are officially sponsored by the government: Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Ewe, Fante, Ga, Dangme, Dagbani, Nzema,ahanta language(ahantas) Dagaare, Gonja and Kasena.[44]

Ndyuka (also spelled "Djuka") or Aukan or Okanisi sama, are a Ghanaian Akan subgroup who live in Eastern Suriname and west of French Guiana and speak the Ndyuka language, a sub-language of the Akan language. They were shipped as imported labourers slaves from the Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana) to Suriname about 300 years ago to work on Dutch-owned plantations. Ndyukas or Aukans are subdivided into the Opu, who live upstream of the Tapanahony River of southeastern Suriname, and the Bilo, who live downstream of that river. They further subdivide themselves into 14 matrilinear kinship groups called lo.

Created by the construction of the Akosombo dam in the early 1960s, Lake Volta is one of the world's largest artificial lakes. A number of fishermen who have depended on the bounties of the lake for many years report that fish stocks are decreasing, making it difficult to survive on fishing alone. Other work is scarce in a country where unemployment is widespread and approximately 40 per cent of the population live below the poverty line.

After her parents died, Esi went to live with her grandmother. But instead of caring for her, Esi's grandmother and aunts, all 75 or older, decided to "rent" her into bonded labour for a small advance.

Yaovi lived under difficult conditions, as is common among trafficked children. He usually got only one or two small dishes of corn with fish per day. He also suffered from heart problems due to overwork. But his master would beat him if he was struggling to perform his work.

At laparotomy the following findings were made: Abdominal pregnancy with a live female baby weighing 2.3 kilograms and meconium stained liquor. The placenta was extensively adherent to segments of large bowel, omentum and left cornual region of the uterus (Figure1).

In our opinion, bleeding from placental implantation site is the most life-threatening complication during laparotomy. The decision to remove the placenta or not can be a determining factor for the survival or otherwise of the woman and this decision is subject to the surgeon's expertise and the particular case in question. It is generally recommended to leave the placenta in situ and make a follow up with human chorionic gonadotropin levels.7 In this case there was significant bleeding from some detached portions of the placenta that prompted removal of these portions to secure haemostasis. The patient was transfused with one unit of blood during the operation and that was enough. For the newborn, it is very important to rule out congenital malformations. There are reports of foetal malformations as high as 40% associated with abdominal pregnancies and only 50% of these babies survive up to one week post delivery.8,9

The Ghana Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for FY22-26 seeks to support the government in managing the impact of the COVID-19 crisis through preserving critical human capital and capabilities while taking the opportunity to build back better for a dynamic and diversified economy, creating job opportunities for a greener, more resilient, and inclusive society. The three focus areas are: (i) Enhancing Conditions for Private Sector Development with Quality Job Growth; (ii) Improving Inclusive Service Delivery; and (iii) Promoting Sustainable Resilient Development. Digital transformation is a cross cutting theme.

The World Bank portfolio commitment is $4.3 billion, covering 20 national projects (IDA), and 5 regional operations ($660 million). The World Bank committed a record $1.736 billion to Ghana over the 2-year IDA19 cycle including $931 million across eight operations in FY22. This included $391 million in COVID-19 support. In FY22 the program delivered three large Programs for Results (PforRs) operations in public financial management, health, and additional financing to Secondary Cities; one regional project (Gulf of Guinea Northern Regions Social Cohesion) which was approved in March 2022. In FY23, three Projects and two additional financing were approved for a total commitment of $800 million: West Africa Food System Resilient Program Phase 2; West Africa Coastal Areas Resilience Investment Project 2, Ghana Safety Net Project phase 2 additional financing Greater Accra Resilient and Integrated Development.

In 2015, the Government launched the Ghana National Household Registry (GNHR) to improve the targeting of social protection programs and rolled out electronic payment systems. It also piloted a Productive Inclusion program to provide sustainable livelihood opportunities and help beneficiaries to graduate from cash transfers. Under the GPSNP the percentage of beneficiaries who initiated or expanded a household enterprise through the productive inclusion program was 89.3 %, surpassing the target of 70 %. The average annual earnings of unskilled workers in the short-term labor-intensive public works (LIPW) were 1078.56 cedi, surpassing the target of 600. The percentage of respondents reporting that assets created through LIPW improved their livelihoods was 99.5 %, against a target of 70 %. The percentage of beneficiaries who are identified as extremely poor according to targeting criteria was 77.1 %, against a target of 70 %.

The Greater Accra Metropolitan Area (GAMA) Water and Sanitation project has increased access to household sanitation by supporting the construction of 33,000 household toilets to serve over 332,456 people as of April 2022. It has also under its institutional sanitation component supported the construction of 398 new sanitation facilities and rehabilitated 105 (in 260 different schools) providing 232,000 school pupils with improved sanitation facilities. The project helped provide access to improved water supply to more than 368,000 people through 281 km of distribution pipelines and delivered 10,200 new service connections. 51,5 % of Project beneficiaries are women.

You can apply in-person, or appoint a representative (a friend or relative) to apply on your behalf, at the CID Headquarters in Accra by contacting the Ghana Police. Certificates are only available to people who have lived in Ghana for 3 months or more.

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partners with local ophthalmologists in underserved countries to identify community-specific barriers that impede effective eye care delivery for patients living in extreme poverty. During my time in Ghana, I worked with local optometrists and ophthalmologists to determine visual acuity, dispense and distribute eyeglasses and medications, and interact with 100-200 patients daily in villages, refugee camps, churches and schools.

Beyond the obvious cultural and linguistic differences, it was fascinating to learn about the different sociological discrepancies between the society I grew up in and the one I visited. In the US we have a monochronic society, where time is thought of as being linear. People are expected to do one thing at a time, and lateness of interruptions are not tolerated. The people of Ghana live in a polychronic society, where time is cyclical, and punctuality is not as highly stressed. As such, the people living there have more relaxed and laid-back attitudes and outlooks on life. Living in this more fluid lifestyle exposed me to a different perspective from what I was used to and allowed me to adopt parts of their lifestyle to my own to cope with the stresses and pressures of everyday life. ff782bc1db