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Surface:Ghana covers a total area of 238,540 sq km.
Population: Ghana has a population of 21,000,000, comprising tribes such as Akan, Moshi-Dagomba, Ewe and Ga.
System of government: Ghana is a parliamentary democratic republic.
Capital: With a population of around 1,970,400, Accra is the capital of Ghana.
Religion: Majority of the population are Christians (70%25), followed by Islam (15%25).
Official Language: English is the official language in Ghana.
Government: Ghana is a parliamentary democratic republic.
Climate: Ghana has a tropical climate; it is warm and dry in the southeast coast and the north, while it is hot and humid in the southwest.
Units of measure and electricity: Ghana follows the metric system of measurement and the official unit of electricity is 220 V to 240 V and 50 Hz.
Time Zone: The standard time of Ghana is the same as GMT.
Currency: Cedi (1 € = 13,221 ¢)
Travel documents required: All visitors are required to have a visa and passport, except for citizens of countries belonging to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
Accra
8
Accra generally is a cool place to hangout. A lot of restaurants serving both continental and local dishes. Night life in Accra is also splendid with a lot of of outdoor pubs. It also has a lot of classy night clubs like the plush Citizen Kofi, Afrodisiac and Boomerang. Moving about in daytime is however quiet frustrating due to traffic jams especially during the rush hours. But moving at night is very fast. A lot of beaches and resorts too.
Accra
4
Depends what you want to do, sure they have beaches and restaurants but the city lacks in things to see and do during the day. I stayed in Accra for about three weeks then I moved to Dakar. It was day and night, not even comparable, just look on the Internet, the brochure for things to do and see in Accra is about two pages its triple that for Dakar.
