ACCRA - GHANA TOUR: First World Country? Gold, Cocoa and Oil will change everything
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- čas přidán 5. 04. 2023
- Accra is the capital city of Ghana, located on the country's southern coast. The city has a rich history, dating back to the 15th century when it was an important trading center for the Ga people. Today, Accra is a vibrant and bustling city with a growing tourism industry. Some popular tourist destinations in Accra include the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, the National Museum of Ghana, and the Labadi Beach.
Accra has a diverse range of architectural styles, reflecting its history as a British colony and its rapid growth as a modern African city. The city's skyline is dominated by tall buildings and skyscrapers, such as the 28-story World Trade Center Accra, which is the city's tallest building. There are also many colonial-era buildings in the Jamestown district, which was the city's original center.
Take a walking / flyover tour of Accra, with the best beaches, monumental buildings, traditional markets, lively nightlife and the capital of Ghana.
The city experiences a tropical savanna climate with two main seasons. The wet season runs from April to October, with heavy rainfall and temperatures averaging around 25-28 degrees Celsius or 77-82 degrees Fahrenheit. The dry season runs from November to March, with little to no rainfall and temperatures averaging around 28-32 degrees Celsius or 82-90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Accra is the largest city in Ghana and one of the largest cities in West Africa. According to the United Nations, the estimated population of Accra was approximately 3 million people as of 2020. The city has a diverse population with people from many ethnic groups, including Akan, Ga, Ewe, and Hausa, as well as migrants from other West African countries and beyond.
Accra has a rich and diverse cuisine influenced by its location on the coast and its position as a cultural hub in West Africa. Seafood is a prominent feature in many dishes, with grilled tilapia and red snapper being popular choices. The city is also known for its street food, which includes dishes such as jollof rice, kelewele (spicy fried plantains), and banku (a fermented corn and cassava dough).
Accra is a major economic center in West Africa and Ghana's largest city. The city's economy is driven by a diverse range of sectors, including agriculture, industry, and services. Accra is particularly known for its service sector, which includes financial services, telecommunications, and tourism. In recent years, the government has made efforts to promote foreign investment and develop the city's infrastructure, including transportation networks and modern office buildings. Despite facing some economic challenges in the past, Accra remains a significant hub for regional trade and commerce.
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Investing the resources wisely in education, healthy, agriculture, infrastructure and manufacturing consistently for five years the country Economic world class shall be upgraded. Congratulations .
ماشاءالله.اكرا.جميلة.ومتطورة.من.اثيوبيا
Beautiful vid❤️
I love Accra. We need to plant a lot of trees. Trees will reduce the heat and help with pollution as well as give us shade.
Assuredly so true I asked the last generation 2 before me and asked what happened to Florida used to be cool when I was young with strong breezes. Their response was, They cut down the trees.
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Best video of Accra so far.👏
Interesting video
Beautiful ❤️
Beautiful
Ghana is Beautiful 🇬🇭
Yes it is 💗
Thanks for watching!
The Raw power and energy
God said in His Word, Those who have the oil, have power. The 1st shall be last and the last shall be 1st. Africa's time to shine.
Well done ❤️❤️🇬🇭🤞
Great video
Thank you! ☺️
I love Accra so much beauty ❤️
Africa is great among other continents
Wow Exzellent City nice road 🙂
roads in Ghana are dangerous
@@maxa6453 not everywhere
@@vickypartey7113 just 90%
Where? Have you been to Ghana 😂
Accra is laid back and under developed considering that Ghana is rich in natural resources
If your country is better keep it.Allow us to develop our country .Even if Accra is a village we like it
Accra is underdeveloped, please visit Abidjan and Lagos, you will agree with me
Accra is beautiful. In which African city do you see a forest right in the center? Aerial view of Achimota forest is just fantastic.
Nairobi has a forest and a game park
Most part of accra is earthquake zones so very tall buildings in certain parts of the city doesn't permit tall buildings to an extent. As it is in the metropolitan building codes
Interesting. Was wondering why there are no skyscrapers 😅
@@melanin_n_kinks well.
We have all these for howany years now? We can't be proud of what we have have when those benefiting the most are the foreigners and politicians. We learnt in sch resources of Ghana, but we grew and realise is off no use.
We can be 4th world country we like it.Please allow us develop our nation
A correction to be made. The ethnic groups are not called "a can" (but Akan), " a way" (but Ewe), "how soon" (but Hausa). Likewise, the dish is not called "Jaw or rice" but "Jollof rice". So, these have to be changed in the subtitles if that is possible.
First world country?
Ghana has a super long way to go to become a SECOND world country .
Alot of you from the west cant believe your eyes what you are seeing in Africa .so will always find fault.
In the last days knowledge shall increase.just don't change Your Lord Jesus for money or you will be cursed
What is the point of the loud music when you can hear the naration . A very poor editing
Accra is very typical of a third world city, even more so than many African cities like Addis, Dar, Nairobi, Abidjan, Dakar, etc which are more developed in their centers.
There's no way Dakar and Abidjan is more developed than accra. I've been to all those places.
@@swaggst Read my comment over,. The emphasis is on "their centers".
@@swaggst 😂😂😂 are you drunk ? Far developed not even close
Ignorance is bliss!
@@swaggst Abidjan and Dakar are far far far more develop than Accra bro... it's not even a debate🙄