Since Ghana returned to democracy in 1992, the country has held nine consecutive elections In all these elections ethnicity and religion have played a role, even though the country’s ...

Religion has brought many crises in Ghana and Africa as a whole. It has separated many families and societies and brought struggles and dominance. Some fanatics have used it to preach hate, ...

Both the fortunes and misfortunes of political parties, particularly during elections, can be decided by religion. Since 1992, when Ghana returned to democratic, constitutional rule, ...

Ghana: Ethnicity and Religion in Ghana's Politics. ... (MAP). Muslims of the Zongo communities formed the MAP in early 1954 in order to consolidate their position in the Ashanti kingdom.

Religion is one of the key concepts that shapes human thought patterns and helps to shape perspectives for societies. It has so many times influenced mankind, led to many discoveries and conquests ...

Ghana’s economy has sputtered for several years. From 2019 to 2022, the percentage of its public debt relative to GDP increased from 63 percent to 93 percent while at one point, inflation spiked ...

Ghana: Religion Has Never Been an Issue. 18 September 2007. Accra Mail (Accra) opinion By A. R. Harruna Attah. Accra — I surrender my column today to Emmanuel Kofi Ansah, emmanuelkofiansah@yahoo ...

A population census done in 2010 showed that 18 million Christians and 4.4 million Muslims across Ghana could have access to lay counsellors within their religious organisations.

Sunday Worship in Ghana The presenters and production team of Sunday Worship, pictured on Elmina beach, for a special programme celebrating 50 years of Ghana's independence and commemorating the ...

The Minister said per records from the 2021 Population and Housing Census by the Ghana Statistical Service, 21.9 million Ghanaians were Christians, 6.1 million being Muslims, one million were ...

(The Conversation) — Ghana’s government aims to build a national cathedral: a multidenominational, monumental undertaking to house religious services and state events.