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  2. african-research.com

    May 11, 2024Names of Towns and Cities in Ghana came about when early settlers of those areas located something prominent accustomed to the area or names of the FIRST SETTLER forms the foundation for names given. Usually the pronunciation of the names (could be landmarks or even animals) get corrupted overtime.
  3. Compared to other countries in Africa, Ghana is home to many ancient towns that carry so much significance in the civilization and growth of the area. Most of these ancient towns in Ghana and their regions started as trading centres for products and enslaved people.
  4. african-research.com

    The story of Jamestown began with the erection of James fort by the British in 1673 - 74. The British fort was the last European trading post to be erected in Accra. It was the smallest of the 3 forts and was built about one and half miles from the Dutch fort. It stood in a village called Soko owned by the Ajumaku and Adanse clans. The site for the fort was leased in 1672 to the Royal ...
  5. britannica.com

    Dec 27, 2024As Ghana grew richer it extended its political control, strengthening its position as an entrepôt by absorbing lesser states. It also incorporated some of the gold-producing lands to its south and such south-Saharan cities to the north as Audaghost, a famous market that has since disappeared.
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