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Deffense [45]
3 years ago
5

Reasons Ghana is a cosmopolitan country​

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Aleksandr [31]3 years ago
5 0

Hello there!

Cosmopolitan means that everybody belongs to a single country or community.  The follow reasons point out why Ghana is considered to be a cosmopolitan

  • Ghana has never experienced any civil war unlike other countries in Africa.
  • The Ghanaian are friendly people and they love having foreigners around.
  • They have a very unique cultures, from music, arts, and dance.
  • They have a more stable democracy compare to the rest of Africa
  • Ghana is well located. They aren't stuck in the middle of the continent :)
  • The weather isn't too bad  there as well :)

I hope my answer helps! As always, it is my pleasure helping students like you.

~Brainly~

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