The Gold Coast after Gaining Independence from Colonialism

Since the start of European colonial rule, various emirates have tried to gain the advantage in striving for stability and development within the region. Muslim traders involved in sub-Saharan trade routes are trading gold, ivory and pepper from this area. The Gold Coast became popular when Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, German and British began exploring the West Coast of Africa in the era of exploration.

Modern Ghana, formerly known as the Gold Coast, was the first country in Sub - Saharan Africa that acquired political independence from colonial rule in 1956. After the year of British rule from the beginning of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, the new legislative parliament elected in 1956 adopted a resolution calling for the independence of the British Gold Coast colony on March 6, 1956 . According to the new Constitutional Constitution promulgated in 1957, the Westminster Government was established with the Prime Minister. Cabinet as head of state and British monarch

Ghana surrendered in the 11th century due to attacks of neighboring countries, but its name and reputation still exist. In 1957, the current British Gold Coast colonial leaders were the first African black nations independent of colonial rule, named after the ancient Ghana as a new country. Since modern Ghana is also known for its wealth and gold trading like its name, choice is not only symbolic. None of the Western Sudan states dominated the territory of modern Ghana, but some small kingdoms, later developed in the northern part of the country, were ruled by aristocrats believed to emigrate from that area. Sub-Saharan Trade to promote the expansion of the Western Sudanese Kingdom has also contributed to the connection with forest areas in the northern and southern parts of modern Ghana.