Celebrations, Heads of Government, International Figures, Sovereign Nation, Independence, British Overlords, Guard of Honor, Festivities, Epochal Events, Economic Stability

PM News . 14 March 2007 . Pg 4

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Ghana celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence from Britain with elaborate celebrations, including a $20 million budget and participation from at least 20 heads of government and international figures. The celebrations included a reenactment of the lowering of the Union Jack and the hoisting of the Ghanaian flag, as well as a massive guard of honor and tens of thousands of Ghanaians gathered in the capital city of Accra. The golden jubilee was a significant milestone for the country, which has experienced a revival of hopes for a more promising future after a period of military coups and corruption.

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Ghana celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence from Britain with elaborate celebrations, including a $20 million budget and participation from at least 20 heads of government and international figures. The celebrations included a reenactment of the lowering of the Union Jack and the hoisting of the Ghanaian flag, as well as a massive guard of honor and tens of thousands of Ghanaians gathered in the capital city of Accra. The golden jubilee was a significant milestone for the country, which has experienced a revival of hopes for a more promising future after a period of military coups and corruption.