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: 3rd best performing Stock Exchange in the world in 2004 (US$ return of 86.5%). |
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:United Kingdom, Switzerland, Italy, Togo, Netherlands, USA, Germany, Japan and Nigeria |
Nigeria, United Kingdom, Cote d'Ivoire, USA, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, South Africa and Italy |
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On March 6, 1957, Ghana became the first country in Africa south of sahara to gain independence from colonial rule. 2009, marks 52 years of independence. |
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| There are ghanaian national associations throughout Italy helping the Embassy to promote the interest of Ghana in Italy |
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| Patriotic citizens of Ghana, Lets support our motherland with our resources and services. |
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