Ghana's Independence Day is celebrated annually on 6 March. It serves as a reminder of the country's road to freedom, and ongoing efforts to uphold democracy, unity, and progress.

It could have an abstract or figurative design, or a wordmark with the text of the name it stands for. Ghana: 66th Independence Day Logo - The Meaning and Message - allAfrica.com AllAfrica ...

Zenith Bank celebrated Ghana’s 68th Independence Day with its “Wear Ghana” initiative. Across its 43 locations, employees wore traditional Ghanaian attire, including Kente cloth, the ...

On March 6, 2023, Ghana celebrated its 66th Independence Day with a grand display of culture, showcasing the nation's rich heritage and diversity in the Volta Region.

Today marks Ghana’s 68th Independence Day, a moment that should be filled with the usual pomp, pride, and patriotic fervor.

Google Doodle has commemorated Ghana’s Independence Day on 6 March. On this day in 1957, Ghana became the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to become a free nation officially.

By Philip TengzuWa, (UW/R), March 6, GNA – As Ghana marks its 68th Independence celebration, there is a need for a legal regime to mandate successive governments to implement the development ...

Every year on the 6th of March, Ghana celebrates its hard-fought independence from British colonial rule in 1957. It's a day filled with national pride, cultural displays, and reflections on the ...

Ghana's celebration: Stress and soda. In Ghana, independence was, at least for us kids, a stressful time but also a time for fun. Our independence came not that long ago – on March 6, 1957.

Atlantic City's City Hall hosted the Ghana flag raising ceremony with dignitaries, ambassadors and fellow residents. Monday, March 6 marks the West African country's independence from the United ...