Books of Ghana
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Adjusting Society: The World Bank, the IMF, and Ghana
By Karen Legge, Lynne BrydonSince 1983 Ghana has become a test case of the efficacy of the World Bank and the IMF's stabilization and adjustment-based lending policies.
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Ghana: en politisk og økonomisk oversigt
By Jesper Jespersen, Charlotte HenriksenGhana: en politisk og økonomisk oversigt
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Ghana
By Richard John Alex Reuben RathboneGhana
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Dancing with the Gods: Essays in Ga Ritual
By Marion KilsonThe nonverbal action, less explicitly, states the contractual moral obligations binding twin spirits and human twins. ... the dance of joy emphasizes not only the association of mortal twins with bushcow spirits but the reciprocal ties ...
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Dark Days in Ghana
By Kwame NkrumahDark Days in Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Kwame Nkrumah, foremost exponent of African Unity and socialism never saw Ghana in isolation from the rest of Africa or from the world revolutionary struggle.
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A History of Ghana
By F. K. BuahA History of Ghana
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Ghana
By Philip Briggs, Sean ConnollyA speedy (and these days relatively affordable) alternative to the long bus trip between Accra and Tamale are the hour-long ... As of April 2016, Africa World also runs a Kumasi–Tamale flight four times weekly for around US$55 one-way.
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The Corridors of Power
By Clement Kadogbe, Emmanuel Kwabena AnsahThe Corridors of Power
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Predicting Youth Sexual Deviance
By Nicholas N. S. CofieFor over two decades now, much has been learned about the scourge of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), especially in the most advanced societies.
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Building Sustainable Peace: Conflict, Conciliation and Civil Society in Northern Ghana
By Ada Van Der LindeThis report commissioned by the Northern Ghana Inter-NGO Consortium demonstrates how a network of NGOs sharing skills and building up local capacities can play an invaluable role in promoting sustainable peace after conflict.
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It Takes a Woman: A Life Shaped by Heritage, Leadership and the Women Who Defined Hope
By Nana Konadu Agyeman-RawlingsIt Takes a Woman, written with unflinching candour, is an absorbing portrait of a life devoted to public service and shaped by heritage. Above all, it is an account of resilience.
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The Grand Slave Emporium: Cape Coast Castle and the British Slave Trade
By William St. ClairAn astonishing portrait of the chief British slave 'factory' (or warehouse) on the African Gold Coast.
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Scars of Love
By Peggy OppongScars of Love