Adelaide Adu-Gyamfi

Solidarity Ghana are full of solidarity. That is, most people in Ghana are full of care and love for each other. In the rural areas in Ghana, most farmers practice what we call  "nn)moa" which is, the friends and family help one person to work on one's farm and the other reciprocates it. The external family system in Ghana also helps strengthen solidarity in Ghana. That is apart from the father, mother and siblings, other family relations like Auntie's, grand parents, Uncles and other members of the family all help strengthen solidarity. All the elders in the community can straighten young children when they are going wrong. Parents who are not financially stable also gets help to take care of their wards by other extended family members or anyone in the community who wishes to do it. Although these acts are gradually eradicating in our system, it has helped in so many ways to reduce social vices in our community by each member of the community trying to

Ghanaians are Welcoming From Gold Coast era till now, Ghanaians have being welcoming. It was this welcoming nature that made us even accept the whites in Ghana which later lead them to colonise us. Even with that experience, we are still  welcoming. The slave trade era which saw Some Ghanaians treated unfairly which even lead to the death of some people couldn't even be a threat to this welcoming nature. We still hail these whites when we see them in our country. Not only do we welcome their physical presence but also almost all their ideas they bring to us. We have presented ourselves as sober with no knowledge that we are ready to listen, learn and embroiden our horizon.  For that matter, since Civilization did no start in Ghana but Egypt which most countries in the west were already civilised, we humble accepted formal education, Christianity, their style of marriage and so on when they posed it to us. ADELAIDE ADU-GYAMFI

Traditional Games in Ghana Ghana has has got several games that at times gives the oral tradition of our history. Some of these games gives knowledge to individuals. Game like Oware is said to be a royal game which is played by royals in Ghana. Other games like story telling which is sometimes done in the night by an elderly person who normally narrates these stories to the young ones. Unlike oral tradition, these games are passed on from generation to generation. Games like around  "ahw3 wakyere" are all indegenoeus games that put Ghana on the map. These games apart from serving our recreational purposes also foster unity and togetherness among people. For example, the story telling game it's only the person who tells the story that sits on a chair, all those doing the listening no matter your status or position sits on the floor to do the listening. This enforces the saying that all are equal in the Ghanaian setting which Ghanaians loves very much. Also i

AGRICULTURE IN GHANA Agriculture is the bedrock of most countries and Ghana is not an exception. Agriculture has being the main, constant and largest form of employment for most people in Ghana. All kinds of farming are practiced in Ghana, growing of crops, rearing of animals has been the activities of most farmers. The problem is, most farmers in Ghana are peasant farmers, hence they grow only what they will eat with their family with a little for commerce even with that, it's heard at taking care of their foods in the house. Farmers in Ghana try to grow almost everything Ghana needs. And the good news is, we have a huge number of people who are  practice farmers  in Ghana. Cocoa production which is one thing Ghanian farmers have used to put Ghana on the map for the whole world to know  Ghana. Until recently that our neighbouring country Côte De'voir took over from Ghana, Ghana was the leading country in cocoa production. And this has given foreign exchange an