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Questions on Kakum National  Park: 1.Where does the name “Kakum” originate from and what does it mean? 2.What is the motive behind the building of the park? 3.Who are the brains behind the construction of the park? 4.In which year was the park built? 5.Is the park well known around the world? 6.What is the distance between the canopy and the lowland? 7.How many kilometers is the park from Accra? 8.How many kilometers of land does the Kakum National Park cover? 9.Which vegetation type is the Kakum National Park? 10.Which type of animals can we find at the Park? 11.For how many years has the park been an extraction of timber? 12.In which year was the park officially opened? 13.On which day was the visitor centre opened? 14.How many tourists visited the sites in 1992? 15.Has the canopy ever collapsed before?

Search Edit Watch this page Read in another language Education in Ghana Learn more This article's  lead section  may be too long for the length of the article . Education in Ghana  was mainly informal, and based on  apprenticeship  before the arrival of  European settlers,  who introduced a formal education system addressed to the elites. Pre-Independent  Ghana  was known as the  Gold Coast . [1]  The economy of Pre-Colonial Gold Coast was mainly dependent on  subsistence farming  where farm produces were shared within households and members of each household specialized in providing their household with other necessities such as cooking utilities, shelter, home, clothing and furnitures. [2]  Trade with other households was therefore practiced in a very small scale. [2]  This has made  economic  activities in pre-colonial Gold Coast a family  institution / customs ; fam...

Man arrested over incest with three stepdaughters A 37-year-old farmer, Abraham Tetteh, who allegedly had sex with his three stepdaughters and attempted to abort the pregnancy of one of them has been arrested by the Twifo Damang Police.     The police said Tetteh, a resident of Mbaa Mpe Hia Number Two, a suburb of Twifo Damang, near Twifo Praso, was being investigated on four charges, namely, incest, abortion, defilement and seduction   He is alleged to have had sexual intercourse with the stepdaughters, aged 20, 18 and 16, in their house and sometimes in the bush on many occasions. In the course of the sexual acts, he is said to have got the 16-year-old stepdaughter pregnant and administered a drug to abort the pregnancy.       The elders of the village, on getting wind of the amorous affairs, which are considered a taboo in the community,  summoned Tetteh to the Twifo Damang Palace for interrogation. When he admitted  the offenc...

     World Cancer Day to be marked in Kumasi Monday                  The President of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), Her Royal Highness, Dina Mired, who is also the Princess of Jordan, will join the First Lady, Mrs Rebecca Akufo-Addo, to mark Ghana’s version of the World Cancer Day in Kumasi on Monday. The UICC is a renowned international body, which has over the years been playing invaluable roles to help provide education and access to quality cancer treatment to people suffering from the disease in some selected cities across the globe, including Kumasi. World Cancer Day February 4 has been set aside globally to mark World Cancer Day and Ghana’s version of the 2019 National Cancer Day programme will take place at the Great Hall of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi. The historic programme is being held under the auspices of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assem...

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