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GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tribe of Ghana. Their traditional dances, festivals, music, language, pride as Ga people, and their influence in Ghana particularly in the capital of Accra where they live. Though they are only about 8 % percent of Ghana's population, they have dominated in the past decades in the Ghana. They are loving, friendly, and proud people. They made their way from Isarel 2,000 years ago. But they made a few stops along the way. First it was Israel, then Egypt. Rumor has it that they even journeyed through Ethiopia and Sudan before stopping at Nigeria, Togo, and finally settling in Ghana. The Ga people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! BOTH THE LANGUAGE AND THE CULTURE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 6765
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can also showcase musical talent a part from boxing and fishing. The Ga people live in Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana and is dying. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 03 Mar 2013
- views: 4533
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. This documentary covers the history of the infrastructure in Accra and the history of boxing in Jamestown and Bukom, and the many great Ga boxers. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 09 Feb 2013
- views: 4746
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=267495
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
http://thechronicle.com.gh/no-tribal-enclave-pleases-we-are-ghanaians/
- published: 14 May 2013
- views: 7373
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.billygraham.org/articlepage.asp?articleid=8645
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 2623
The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. The Ga and Adangme, tired of being passive, submissive, blown to the wayside, and unheard, voice out their opinions, speak out in public, and let their voices be heard. They are fed up with the order of things and their abandonment by the government of Ghana. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 1006
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=267495
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 3809
With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDangme people, namely their children and their children's children. The number of lands being sold out, which have been in the hands of the local chiefs and the government of Ghana, have been sold at alarming rates. According to sources and statistics, 80% of the lands have been sold out with only 20% remaining. This has caused and led to many Ga land disputes in the capital of Accra where the GaDangmes reside; Arguments have been had over reclaiming or retrieving those lands which were not used for the very purpose in which they were bought. The recent land disputes in Cantonments, Osu, Accra, Ghana by the Osu stool have resulted in the Cantonments riots, which broke out resulting in members of the Osu community cursing those who took the land without their consent. The landguards were said to have fought against the injustice. The acquisition of the land was also allegedly prompted by the government for procurement for further development. The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region, yet the Ga and Dangme languages aren't being widely spoken on their soil and that's because of the influx of other Ghanaians from other parts of the country who have all flocked to Accra, the capital of Ghana, who have not bothered to learn the languages. We are outnumbered by other ethnic groups in the capital, which is our region, and we have been belittled, mistreated, and disrespected as a people. The GaDangme culture and language is fast approaching the brink of extinction.
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/photo.day.php?ID=80115 ...
http://www.modernghana.com/news/300796/1/ga-people-reclaim-your-lands-from-the-banditry-eli.html
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966
http://www.modernghana.com/news/399615/1/ga-dangmes-warn-govt-over-land-grabbing.html
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 1813
The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twenty-four million people (2012), there are over seventy different tribal groups, each with its own distinct language. However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. The Dagbanli and Mampelle languages of Northern Region for instance, are mutually intelligible with the Frafra and Waali languages of the Upper East Region of Ghana. These four languages are of Mole-Dagbani ethnicity. Eleven languages have the status of government-sponsored languages: four Akan ethnic languages (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Mfantse and Nzema) and two Mole-Dagbani ethnic languages (Dagaare and Dagbanli). The rest are Ewe, Dangme, Ga, Gonja, and Kasem.
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- published: 28 Oct 2014
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Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria.
- published: 30 Oct 2013
- views: 290
This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t]
Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangbe; Adangbɛ; Adangme; Amina: Dangme; Ga-Adangme-Krobo: Adangme
This language is spoken in: Ghana; Togo
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149:52GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
149:52GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tribe of Ghana. Their traditional dances, festivals, music, language, pride as Ga people, and their influence in Ghana particularly in the capital of Accra where they live. Though they are only about 8 % percent of Ghana's population, they have dominated in the past decades in the Ghana. They are loving, friendly, and proud people. They made their way from Isarel 2,000 years ago. But they made a few stops along the way. First it was Israel, then Egypt. Rumor has it that they even journeyed through Ethiopia and Sudan before stopping at Nigeria, Togo, and finally settling in Ghana. The Ga people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! BOTH THE LANGUAGE AND THE CULTURE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
150:00GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can also showcase musical talent a part from boxing and fishing. The Ga people live in Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana and is dying. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
149:47GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. This documentary covers the history of the infrastructure in Accra and the history of boxing in Jamestown and Bukom, and the many great Ga boxers. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
128:44GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited Version
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited VersionGaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited Version
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=267495 http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html http://thechronicle.com.gh/no-tribal-enclave-pleases-we-are-ghanaians/ -
149:43GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.billygraham.org/articlepage.asp?articleid=8645 -
60:13GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)
The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. The Ga and Adangme, tired of being passive, submissive, blown to the wayside, and unheard, voice out their opinions, speak out in public, and let their voices be heard. They are fed up with the order of things and their abandonment by the government of Ghana. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
107:37GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=267495 http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html -
32:00GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)
With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDangme people, namely their children and their children's children. The number of lands being sold out, which have been in the hands of the local chiefs and the government of Ghana, have been sold at alarming rates. According to sources and statistics, 80% of the lands have been sold out with only 20% remaining. This has caused and led to many Ga land disputes in the capital of Accra where the GaDangmes reside; Arguments have been had over reclaiming or retrieving those lands which were not used for the very purpose in which they were bought. The recent land disputes in Cantonments, Osu, Accra, Ghana by the Osu stool have resulted in the Cantonments riots, which broke out resulting in members of the Osu community cursing those who took the land without their consent. The landguards were said to have fought against the injustice. The acquisition of the land was also allegedly prompted by the government for procurement for further development. The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region, yet the Ga and Dangme languages aren't being widely spoken on their soil and that's because of the influx of other Ghanaians from other parts of the country who have all flocked to Accra, the capital of Ghana, who have not bothered to learn the languages. We are outnumbered by other ethnic groups in the capital, which is our region, and we have been belittled, mistreated, and disrespected as a people. The GaDangme culture and language is fast approaching the brink of extinction. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/photo.day.php?ID=80115 ... http://www.modernghana.com/news/300796/1/ga-people-reclaim-your-lands-from-the-banditry-eli.html http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://www.modernghana.com/news/399615/1/ga-dangmes-warn-govt-over-land-grabbing.html -
4:05Languages of Ghana
Languages of GhanaLanguages of Ghana
The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twenty-four million people (2012), there are over seventy different tribal groups, each with its own distinct language. However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. The Dagbanli and Mampelle languages of Northern Region for instance, are mutually intelligible with the Frafra and Waali languages of the Upper East Region of Ghana. These four languages are of Mole-Dagbani ethnicity. Eleven languages have the status of government-sponsored languages: four Akan ethnic languages (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Mfantse and Nzema) and two Mole-Dagbani ethnic languages (Dagaare and Dagbanli). The rest are Ewe, Dangme, Ga, Gonja, and Kasem. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
1:42CULTURE ABOUT THE GA'S
CULTURE ABOUT THE GA'SCULTURE ABOUT THE GA'S
Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. -
3:14LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer
LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie TrailerLLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t] Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangbe; Adangbɛ; Adangme; Amina: Dangme; Ga-Adangme-Krobo: Adangme This language is spoken in: Ghana; Togo This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c79154 .......... -
9:43Manajah Presents : Ghana
Manajah Presents : GhanaManajah Presents : Ghana
Manajah Presents : Ghana The Republic of Ghana is a country in West Africa Capital: Accra Official languages: English (But Akan are mostly spoken too) Area: 238.537 Km² Population: Ca. 23.800.000 Ethnic groups: 49 % Akan 15 % Mole-Dagbon 12 % Ewe 7 % Ga-Dangme 17 % Other Currency: Ghanaian cedi (GHS) Motto: Freedom and Justice Religion: 43 % Protestant Christians 15 % Catholic Christians 11 % Other Christians (Anglican & Apostolic) 12 % Sunni Muslims 8 % African Tradition Religions 6 % No Religion 4 % Shia Muslims 1 % Other Sport: Football (Soccer) is the most popular sport in the country Etymology: The word Ghana means Warrior King and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval West African Ghana Empire -
0:46Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition Promo
Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition PromoFace of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition Promo
Audition For Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Beauty Pageant! You must be a Ga-Dangme & can express yourself in the Ga-Dangme dialect! Must be between 18 to 29years! Audition is on 26th September,2015 @ TV3 Club House Kanda-Accra. Time:9:am to 4pm Come & let promote the beauty and culture of Ga-Dangmes!! For more details or sponsorship call +233249388816/+233208209993
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GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://www.modernghana.com/n... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tribe of Ghana. Their traditional dances, festivals, music, language, pride as Ga people, and their influence in Ghana particularly in the capital of Accra where they live. Though they are only about 8 % percent of Ghana's population, they have dominated in the past decades in the Ghana. They are loving, friendly, and proud people. They made their way from Isarel 2,000 years ago. But they made a few stops along the way. First it was Israel, then Egypt. Rumor has it that they even journeyed through Ethiopia and Sudan before stopping at Nigeria, Togo, and finally settling in Ghana. The Ga people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where t... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can also showcase musical talent a part from boxing and fishing. The Ga people live in Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi languag... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. This documentary covers the history of the infrastructure in Accra and the history of boxing in Jamestown and Bukom, and the many great Ga boxers. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://mijaku.com... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited Version
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.billygraham.org/articlepage.asp?articleid=8645 -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)
The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered langu... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like... -
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)
With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDangme people, namely their children and their children's children. The number of lands being sold out, which have been in the hands of the local chiefs and the government of Ghana, have been sold at alarming rates. According to sources and statistics, 80% of the lands have been sold out with only 20% remaining. This has caused and led to many Ga land disputes in the capital of Accra where the GaDangmes reside; Arguments have been had over reclaiming or retrieving those lands which were not used for the very purpose in which they were bought. The recent land disputes in Cantonments, Osu, Accra, Ghana by the Osu stool have resulted in th... -
Languages of Ghana
The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twenty-four million people (2012), there are over seventy different tribal groups, each with its own distinct language. However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. The Dagbanli and Mampelle languages of Northern Region for instance, are mutually intelligible with the Frafra and Waali languages of the Upper East Region of Ghana. These four languages are of Mole-Dagbani ethnicity. Eleven languages have the status of government-sponsored languages: four Akan ethnic languages (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Mfantse and Nzema) and two Mole-Dagbani ethnic languages (Dagaare and Dagbanli). The rest are... -
CULTURE ABOUT THE GA'S
Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. -
LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t] Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangbe; Adangbɛ; Adangme; Amina: Dangme; Ga-Adangme-Krobo: Adangme This language is spoken in: Ghana; Togo This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c79154 .......... -
Manajah Presents : Ghana
Manajah Presents : Ghana The Republic of Ghana is a country in West Africa Capital: Accra Official languages: English (But Akan are mostly spoken too) Area: 238.537 Km² Population: Ca. 23.800.000 Ethnic groups: 49 % Akan 15 % Mole-Dagbon 12 % Ewe 7 % Ga-Dangme 17 % Other Currency: Ghanaian cedi (GHS) Motto: Freedom and Justice Religion: 43 % Protestant Christians 15 % Catholic Christians 11 % Other Christians (Anglican & Apostolic) 12 % Sunni Muslims 8 % African Tradition Religions 6 % No Religion 4 % Shia Muslims 1 % Other Sport: Football (Soccer) is the most popular sport in the country Etymology: The word Ghana means Warrior King and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval West African Ghana Empire -
Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition Promo
Audition For Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Beauty Pageant! You must be a Ga-Dangme & can express yourself in the Ga-Dangme dialect! Must be between 18 to 29years! Audition is on 26th September,2015 @ TV3 Club House Kanda-Accra. Time:9:am to 4pm Come & let promote the beauty and culture of Ga-Dangmes!! For more details or sponsorship call +233249388816/+233208209993 -
INAUGURATION OF GA DANGME FRANCE ASSOCIATION
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Wala Aboloo song by wulomei
ga gospel song in ga other tags: S.W. Wala Aboloo, song Lyrics and meaning in english: The living bread is Jesus Our fore fathers ate manner in the wilderness and died but if you eat this life bread from God through Jesus you will live forever. Blessed is the one who believes but have not seen Look at my leg, the scare of the nails look at my spine, scare of the arrow pierced Look at my head, the scare of the thorn crown I will follow God so that the world will hate us What will separate us from our God, is it pain, sickness or hardship? No Nothing. The Bible has been published in the following languages spoken in Ghana: Adele, Anyin, Bimoba, Birifor: Southern, Bissa, Buli, Chumburung, Dagaare, Dagbani, Dangme, Deg, Delo, Ewe, Fante, Frafra, Fula: Macina, Ga, Gikyode, Gonja, Gurenne,... -
Henokami dance Performances.flv
Clips of spectacular cultural performances from the prolific Henokami Dancers. The group is a Ghanaian cultural dance troupe made up of young people from the community dedicated toward preserving the cultural heritage of Ghana through native music and dance. Henokami which literally means hope in Dangme, a native language of the Ga-Adangme People of the Greater Accra Region. Visit our page @ http://www.henokamidancers.getafricaonline.com -
Counting in Ga
Angel 9 and Queensley say 1-10 in Ga. -
Months and Days in Ga (Ghanaian Language)
Months and Days in Ga. -
Learn Ga Now - Language Lessons For Ga Language Of Ghana
Learn Ga Now - Language Lessons For Ga Language Of Ghana View the entire information and many other http://kankoo.learnganow.hop.clickbank.net Travelers, Visitors And Residents Of Ghana Will Enjoy Learning Ga, A Local Language Of Ghana, With Print And Audio Lessons Developed By Native Ga Speaker Anas Ayi-bonte And English Teacher Joan Gregerson. -
Dangme Meaning
Video shows what Dangme means. A Niger-Congo language spoken in southeastern Ghana.. Dangme Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say Dangme. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary -
Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD]
Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD] The Ga-Adangme are an ethnic group in Ghana and Togo. The Ga and Adangbe people are grouped respectively as part of the Ga–Dangme ethnolinguistic group. The Ga-Adangmes are one ethnic group that lives primarily in the Greater Accra, Eastern Region and the Volta Region of Ghana. Others areas are Aného in Togo and Benin. The Ga peoples were organized into six independent towns (Accra, Osu, Labadi, Teshie, Nungua, and Tema). Each town had a stool, which served as the central object of Ga ritual and war magic. Accra became the most prominent Ga-Dangme towns and is now the heartbeat and capital of Ghana. The Ga people were originally farmers, but today fishing and trading in imported goods are the principal occupations. Trading is generally in the hands of ... -
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GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)
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- Duration: 149:52
- Updated: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 24492
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimate...
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
wn.com/Gadangmes Of Ghana (History Of The Ga People)
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966 http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 24492
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 149:52
- Updated: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 6765
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tri...
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tribe of Ghana. Their traditional dances, festivals, music, language, pride as Ga people, and their influence in Ghana particularly in the capital of Accra where they live. Though they are only about 8 % percent of Ghana's population, they have dominated in the past decades in the Ghana. They are loving, friendly, and proud people. They made their way from Isarel 2,000 years ago. But they made a few stops along the way. First it was Israel, then Egypt. Rumor has it that they even journeyed through Ethiopia and Sudan before stopping at Nigeria, Togo, and finally settling in Ghana. The Ga people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! BOTH THE LANGUAGE AND THE CULTURE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
wn.com/Gadangmes Of Ghana Part 6 (Culture And Traditions Of The Ga Adangme People)
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People) This documentary focuses largely on the culture and traditions of the Ga-Adangme tribe of Ghana. Their traditional dances, festivals, music, language, pride as Ga people, and their influence in Ghana particularly in the capital of Accra where they live. Though they are only about 8 % percent of Ghana's population, they have dominated in the past decades in the Ghana. They are loving, friendly, and proud people. They made their way from Isarel 2,000 years ago. But they made a few stops along the way. First it was Israel, then Egypt. Rumor has it that they even journeyed through Ethiopia and Sudan before stopping at Nigeria, Togo, and finally settling in Ghana. The Ga people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! BOTH THE LANGUAGE AND THE CULTURE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
http://www.modernghana.com/news/110512/1/do-the-ga-face-extinction.html
- published: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 6765
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)
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- Duration: 150:00
- Updated: 03 Mar 2013
- views: 4533
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can a...
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can also showcase musical talent a part from boxing and fishing. The Ga people live in Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana and is dying. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes) Music from Ga rappers and rappers who speak Ga. Also, old Ga folk tunes. The Ga tribe can also showcase musical talent a part from boxing and fishing. The Ga people live in Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana and is dying. WE NEED TO KEEP IT ALIVE! http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
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- published: 03 Mar 2013
- views: 4533
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)
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- Duration: 149:47
- Updated: 09 Feb 2013
- views: 4746
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are e...
GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. This documentary covers the history of the infrastructure in Accra and the history of boxing in Jamestown and Bukom, and the many great Ga boxers. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2
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GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Part 2 Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. This documentary covers the history of the infrastructure in Accra and the history of boxing in Jamestown and Bukom, and the many great Ga boxers. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2
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- published: 09 Feb 2013
- views: 4746
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited Version
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 128:44
- Updated: 14 May 2013
- views: 7373
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the...
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
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- published: 14 May 2013
- views: 7373
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)
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- Duration: 149:43
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 2623
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital...
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.billygraham.org/articlepage.asp?articleid=8645
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 Documentary (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria. Rumor has it that the Gas first started out, many years ago, in Israel. http://mijaku.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=67&Itemid;=2 http://www.billygraham.org/articlepage.asp?articleid=8645
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 2623
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)
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- Duration: 60:13
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 1006
The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language h...
The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. The Ga and Adangme, tired of being passive, submissive, blown to the wayside, and unheard, voice out their opinions, speak out in public, and let their voices be heard. They are fed up with the order of things and their abandonment by the government of Ghana. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
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The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region. The GaDangme people live in the whole of Accra, Ghana, where their once-dominant language has been over-run by the influx of Ghanaians from other parts of the country. Not as many people need to speak Ga in Accra these days. In the 1970's, the Ga language was heard everywhere in the city and those people who moved to Accra earlier on learnt the Ga language but now the situation is different. One can hardly hear Ga in Accra until you go to Bukom, Chorkor, Ashiaman and the few Ga enclaves left in the city. Late migrants to Accra now don't learn the Ga language anymore but rather the Twi language because commercial activities are conducted in Twi and English rather than Ga. The Ga language is now becoming an endangered language in Ghana. The Ga and Adangme, tired of being passive, submissive, blown to the wayside, and unheard, voice out their opinions, speak out in public, and let their voices be heard. They are fed up with the order of things and their abandonment by the government of Ghana. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana/ http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/ http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
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- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 1006
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 107:37
- Updated: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 3809
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the...
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=176863&mode;=comments
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 ( Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition) Part 7 covers the small parts and to some large extent the roles Ga-Adangmes play in movies. They aren't given any major or lead roles in movies; not even any supporting actor or actress roles. Also, they are in small parts in quite a number of movies; namely Ghanaian movies. You hardly see them in Ghanaian movies and even if you do it's very briefly. They are playing in a small part very briefly and one can barely notice them. This is the case probably because all Ghanaian local movies are in the twi language and if the movie is not a local twi movie, it is in English. As for the music industry, Ga-Adangmes are not given enough recognition. They are given an award once in a blue moon like for instance Tinny and 5Five. In Tinny's entire career, he only won an award once. The GaDangme language is not being promoted or recognized in any major way. The language is not being given the privilege of being heard and it's not just Ga-Adangme language alone that this is happening to. Evidently, a lot of the indigenous languages of Ghana are in danger and could even be lost in the next few generations. The question then is, "What measures should we put in place to curb this trend?" A number of solutions come into mind. These include taking another look at the country's language policy as well as reviewing the choice of "media languages". All in all, a conscious effort must be made by all concerned to maintain the various languages. For language educators such as the present authors, the task becomes quite challenging. Special efforts could be made by this category of Ghanaians to run short programs in a number of endangered Ghanaian languages such as Efutu. In the absence of any comprehensive language maintenance plan, efforts must be made to keep adequate linguistic records of the smaller languages of Ghana. That is all that may remain behind when the present trend is allowed to run its course. The Ga-Dangme people of Ghana boast of some of the world's richest culture, including the so-called "six-cloth" wedding ceremony. Considering the fact that language loss is always accompanied by loss of the culture, it behooves all well meaning Ghanaians and Ga-Dangmes, in particular, to do all they can to prevent the extinction of the country's endangered languages. http://wojakugh.com/ga-dangme-endangered-languages-of-ghana-part-ii/
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- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 3809
GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)
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- Duration: 32:00
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 1813
With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDang...
With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDangme people, namely their children and their children's children. The number of lands being sold out, which have been in the hands of the local chiefs and the government of Ghana, have been sold at alarming rates. According to sources and statistics, 80% of the lands have been sold out with only 20% remaining. This has caused and led to many Ga land disputes in the capital of Accra where the GaDangmes reside; Arguments have been had over reclaiming or retrieving those lands which were not used for the very purpose in which they were bought. The recent land disputes in Cantonments, Osu, Accra, Ghana by the Osu stool have resulted in the Cantonments riots, which broke out resulting in members of the Osu community cursing those who took the land without their consent. The landguards were said to have fought against the injustice. The acquisition of the land was also allegedly prompted by the government for procurement for further development. The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region, yet the Ga and Dangme languages aren't being widely spoken on their soil and that's because of the influx of other Ghanaians from other parts of the country who have all flocked to Accra, the capital of Ghana, who have not bothered to learn the languages. We are outnumbered by other ethnic groups in the capital, which is our region, and we have been belittled, mistreated, and disrespected as a people. The GaDangme culture and language is fast approaching the brink of extinction.
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/photo.day.php?ID=80115 ...
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With massive acquisition of lands being procured from the GaDangme people, one really worries about what the future holds for the next generation of the GaDangme people, namely their children and their children's children. The number of lands being sold out, which have been in the hands of the local chiefs and the government of Ghana, have been sold at alarming rates. According to sources and statistics, 80% of the lands have been sold out with only 20% remaining. This has caused and led to many Ga land disputes in the capital of Accra where the GaDangmes reside; Arguments have been had over reclaiming or retrieving those lands which were not used for the very purpose in which they were bought. The recent land disputes in Cantonments, Osu, Accra, Ghana by the Osu stool have resulted in the Cantonments riots, which broke out resulting in members of the Osu community cursing those who took the land without their consent. The landguards were said to have fought against the injustice. The acquisition of the land was also allegedly prompted by the government for procurement for further development. The GaDangmes are the indigenous people of the Greater Accra Region, yet the Ga and Dangme languages aren't being widely spoken on their soil and that's because of the influx of other Ghanaians from other parts of the country who have all flocked to Accra, the capital of Ghana, who have not bothered to learn the languages. We are outnumbered by other ethnic groups in the capital, which is our region, and we have been belittled, mistreated, and disrespected as a people. The GaDangme culture and language is fast approaching the brink of extinction.
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/photo.day.php?ID=80115 ...
http://www.modernghana.com/news/300796/1/ga-people-reclaim-your-lands-from-the-banditry-eli.html
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264966
http://www.modernghana.com/news/399615/1/ga-dangmes-warn-govt-over-land-grabbing.html
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 1813
Languages of Ghana
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- Duration: 4:05
- Updated: 28 Oct 2014
- views: 163
The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twe...
The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twenty-four million people (2012), there are over seventy different tribal groups, each with its own distinct language. However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. The Dagbanli and Mampelle languages of Northern Region for instance, are mutually intelligible with the Frafra and Waali languages of the Upper East Region of Ghana. These four languages are of Mole-Dagbani ethnicity. Eleven languages have the status of government-sponsored languages: four Akan ethnic languages (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Mfantse and Nzema) and two Mole-Dagbani ethnic languages (Dagaare and Dagbanli). The rest are Ewe, Dangme, Ga, Gonja, and Kasem.
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The official language and de facto lingua franca of Ghana is the English language. In a relatively small country like Ghana, with a population of only about twenty-four million people (2012), there are over seventy different tribal groups, each with its own distinct language. However, languages that belong to the same ethnic group are usually mutually intelligible. The Dagbanli and Mampelle languages of Northern Region for instance, are mutually intelligible with the Frafra and Waali languages of the Upper East Region of Ghana. These four languages are of Mole-Dagbani ethnicity. Eleven languages have the status of government-sponsored languages: four Akan ethnic languages (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Mfantse and Nzema) and two Mole-Dagbani ethnic languages (Dagaare and Dagbanli). The rest are Ewe, Dangme, Ga, Gonja, and Kasem.
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- published: 28 Oct 2014
- views: 163
CULTURE ABOUT THE GA'S
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 30 Oct 2013
- views: 290
Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated...
Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria.
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Ga Tribe of Ghana (History of the Ga People) Ga is the language and the name of the tribe. The Ga people are from Accra the capital of Ghana. They are estimated to be well over 300,000 Ga people in population in the whole of Accra. Ga is a Kwa language, part of the Niger--Congo family. It is closely related to Adangme and together they form the Ga-Dangme branch within Kwa. The origin of the Ga-speaking ethnic group stems from the 16th century when the Ga people migrated from East Nigeria.
- published: 30 Oct 2013
- views: 290
LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer
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- Duration: 3:14
- Updated: 16 Apr 2011
- views: 403
This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t]
Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangb...
This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t]
Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangbe; Adangbɛ; Adangme; Amina: Dangme; Ga-Adangme-Krobo: Adangme
This language is spoken in: Ghana; Togo
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This is: LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer c79154 [c79154t]
Other names for this language are: Accra: Dangbe; Acra: Adangbe; Adangbe; Adangbɛ; Adangme; Amina: Dangme; Ga-Adangme-Krobo: Adangme
This language is spoken in: Ghana; Togo
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c79154
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- published: 16 Apr 2011
- views: 403
Manajah Presents : Ghana
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- Duration: 9:43
- Updated: 13 Nov 2009
- views: 2281
Manajah Presents : Ghana
The Republic of Ghana is a country in West Africa
Capital: Accra
Official languages: English (But Akan are mostly spoken too)
Are...
Manajah Presents : Ghana
The Republic of Ghana is a country in West Africa
Capital: Accra
Official languages: English (But Akan are mostly spoken too)
Area: 238.537 Km²
Population: Ca. 23.800.000
Ethnic groups: 49 % Akan 15 % Mole-Dagbon 12 % Ewe 7 % Ga-Dangme 17 % Other
Currency: Ghanaian cedi (GHS)
Motto: Freedom and Justice
Religion: 43 % Protestant Christians 15 % Catholic Christians 11 % Other Christians (Anglican & Apostolic) 12 % Sunni Muslims 8 % African Tradition Religions 6 % No Religion 4 % Shia Muslims 1 % Other
Sport: Football (Soccer) is the most popular sport in the country
Etymology: The word Ghana means Warrior King and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval West African Ghana Empire
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The Republic of Ghana is a country in West Africa
Capital: Accra
Official languages: English (But Akan are mostly spoken too)
Area: 238.537 Km²
Population: Ca. 23.800.000
Ethnic groups: 49 % Akan 15 % Mole-Dagbon 12 % Ewe 7 % Ga-Dangme 17 % Other
Currency: Ghanaian cedi (GHS)
Motto: Freedom and Justice
Religion: 43 % Protestant Christians 15 % Catholic Christians 11 % Other Christians (Anglican & Apostolic) 12 % Sunni Muslims 8 % African Tradition Religions 6 % No Religion 4 % Shia Muslims 1 % Other
Sport: Football (Soccer) is the most popular sport in the country
Etymology: The word Ghana means Warrior King and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval West African Ghana Empire
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Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition Promo
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Audition For Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Beauty Pageant!
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Audition For Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Beauty Pageant!
You must be a Ga-Dangme & can express yourself in the Ga-Dangme dialect!
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INAUGURATION OF GA DANGME FRANCE ASSOCIATION
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Wala Aboloo song by wulomei
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Wala Aboloo, song Lyrics and meaning in english:
The living bread is Jesus
Our fore fathers ate manner in the wilderness...
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Wala Aboloo, song Lyrics and meaning in english:
The living bread is Jesus
Our fore fathers ate manner in the wilderness and died but if you eat this life bread from God through Jesus you will live forever.
Blessed is the one who believes but have not seen
Look at my leg, the scare of the nails
look at my spine, scare of the arrow pierced
Look at my head, the scare of the thorn crown
I will follow God so that the world will hate us
What will separate us from our God, is it pain, sickness or hardship? No Nothing.
The Bible has been published in the following languages spoken in Ghana:
Adele, Anyin, Bimoba, Birifor: Southern, Bissa, Buli, Chumburung, Dagaare, Dagbani,
Dangme, Deg, Delo, Ewe, Fante, Frafra, Fula: Macina, Ga, Gikyode, Gonja, Gurenne,
Hanga, Kabiye, Kasem, Konkomba, Koulango, Kusaal, Lelemi, Mampruli, Nafaanra,
Nawdm, Ntcham, Nzema, Pasaale, Sisaala, Tampulma, Twi: Akuapem, Twi: Asante,
Vagla, Wali.
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Wala Aboloo, song Lyrics and meaning in english:
The living bread is Jesus
Our fore fathers ate manner in the wilderness and died but if you eat this life bread from God through Jesus you will live forever.
Blessed is the one who believes but have not seen
Look at my leg, the scare of the nails
look at my spine, scare of the arrow pierced
Look at my head, the scare of the thorn crown
I will follow God so that the world will hate us
What will separate us from our God, is it pain, sickness or hardship? No Nothing.
The Bible has been published in the following languages spoken in Ghana:
Adele, Anyin, Bimoba, Birifor: Southern, Bissa, Buli, Chumburung, Dagaare, Dagbani,
Dangme, Deg, Delo, Ewe, Fante, Frafra, Fula: Macina, Ga, Gikyode, Gonja, Gurenne,
Hanga, Kabiye, Kasem, Konkomba, Koulango, Kusaal, Lelemi, Mampruli, Nafaanra,
Nawdm, Ntcham, Nzema, Pasaale, Sisaala, Tampulma, Twi: Akuapem, Twi: Asante,
Vagla, Wali.
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Henokami dance Performances.flv
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Clips of spectacular cultural performances from the prolific Henokami Dancers.
The group is a Ghanaian cultural dance troupe made up of young people from the ...
Clips of spectacular cultural performances from the prolific Henokami Dancers.
The group is a Ghanaian cultural dance troupe made up of young people from the community dedicated toward preserving the cultural heritage of Ghana through native music and dance. Henokami which literally means hope in Dangme, a native language of the Ga-Adangme People of the Greater Accra Region.
Visit our page @ http://www.henokamidancers.getafricaonline.com
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Clips of spectacular cultural performances from the prolific Henokami Dancers.
The group is a Ghanaian cultural dance troupe made up of young people from the community dedicated toward preserving the cultural heritage of Ghana through native music and dance. Henokami which literally means hope in Dangme, a native language of the Ga-Adangme People of the Greater Accra Region.
Visit our page @ http://www.henokamidancers.getafricaonline.com
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Counting in Ga
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Angel 9 and Queensley say 1-10 in Ga.
Angel 9 and Queensley say 1-10 in Ga.
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Months and Days in Ga (Ghanaian Language)
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Months and Days in Ga.
Months and Days in Ga.
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Learn Ga Now - Language Lessons For Ga Language Of Ghana
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Learn Ga Now - Language Lessons For Ga Language Of Ghana
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Travelers, Visitors And Residents Of Ghana Will Enjoy Learning Ga, A Local Language Of Ghana, With Print And Audio Lessons Developed By Native Ga Speaker Anas Ayi-bonte And English Teacher Joan Gregerson.
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Travelers, Visitors And Residents Of Ghana Will Enjoy Learning Ga, A Local Language Of Ghana, With Print And Audio Lessons Developed By Native Ga Speaker Anas Ayi-bonte And English Teacher Joan Gregerson.
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Dangme Meaning
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Video shows what Dangme means. A Niger-Congo language spoken in southeastern Ghana.. Dangme Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say ...
Video shows what Dangme means. A Niger-Congo language spoken in southeastern Ghana.. Dangme Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say Dangme. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
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Video shows what Dangme means. A Niger-Congo language spoken in southeastern Ghana.. Dangme Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say Dangme. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
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Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD]
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Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD]
The Ga-Adangme are an ethnic group in Ghana and Togo. The Ga and Adangbe people are grouped respectively as part of the Ga...
Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD]
The Ga-Adangme are an ethnic group in Ghana and Togo. The Ga and Adangbe people are grouped respectively as part of the Ga–Dangme ethnolinguistic group.
The Ga-Adangmes are one ethnic group that lives primarily in the Greater Accra, Eastern Region and the Volta Region of Ghana. Others areas are Aného in Togo and Benin.
The Ga peoples were organized into six independent towns (Accra, Osu, Labadi, Teshie, Nungua, and Tema). Each town had a stool, which served as the central object of Ga ritual and war magic. Accra became the most prominent Ga-Dangme towns and is now the heartbeat and capital of Ghana. The Ga people were originally farmers, but today fishing and trading in imported goods are the principal occupations. Trading is generally in the hands of women, and a husband has no control over his wife’s money. Succession to most offices held by women and inheritance of women’s property are by matrilineal descent.
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Ga Tribe. Kpanlogo dance. Ghana [HD]
The Ga-Adangme are an ethnic group in Ghana and Togo. The Ga and Adangbe people are grouped respectively as part of the Ga–Dangme ethnolinguistic group.
The Ga-Adangmes are one ethnic group that lives primarily in the Greater Accra, Eastern Region and the Volta Region of Ghana. Others areas are Aného in Togo and Benin.
The Ga peoples were organized into six independent towns (Accra, Osu, Labadi, Teshie, Nungua, and Tema). Each town had a stool, which served as the central object of Ga ritual and war magic. Accra became the most prominent Ga-Dangme towns and is now the heartbeat and capital of Ghana. The Ga people were originally farmers, but today fishing and trading in imported goods are the principal occupations. Trading is generally in the hands of women, and a husband has no control over his wife’s money. Succession to most offices held by women and inheritance of women’s property are by matrilineal descent.
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HON WALTER CAMPAIGN KROBO 1
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MY CAMPAIGN MESSAGE IN THE DANGME LANGUAGE FOR NDC DELEGATES
MY CAMPAIGN MESSAGE IN THE DANGME LANGUAGE FOR NDC DELEGATES
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JESUS CHRIST FILM IN BARIBA LANGUAGE
Two thousand years after His death, Jesus Christ remains as fascinating and as compelling as ever. No other person has left so profound an impact on the course of human history. No other person has been so revered, so despised, or so controversial. The story of Jesus is more than ancient history. No one can doubt the effect this story continues to have today. By giving a sense of immediacy to the life and teachings of Jesus, this web site has meaning and value for all. The writers and editors believe that, with this web site, an even wider audience will understand what it was like to live in the days of Jesus, John the Baptist, Herod, the puppet king of the Jews, and Pilate, the infamous executioner. -
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Two thousand years after His death, Jesus Christ remains as fascinating and as compelling as ever. No other person has left so profound an impact on the course ...
Two thousand years after His death, Jesus Christ remains as fascinating and as compelling as ever. No other person has left so profound an impact on the course of human history. No other person has been so revered, so despised, or so controversial.
The story of Jesus is more than ancient history. No one can doubt the effect this story continues to have today. By giving a sense of immediacy to the life and teachings of Jesus, this web site has meaning and value for all. The writers and editors believe that, with this web site, an even wider audience will understand what it was like to live in the days of Jesus, John the Baptist, Herod, the puppet king of the Jews, and Pilate, the infamous executioner.
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Two thousand years after His death, Jesus Christ remains as fascinating and as compelling as ever. No other person has left so profound an impact on the course of human history. No other person has been so revered, so despised, or so controversial.
The story of Jesus is more than ancient history. No one can doubt the effect this story continues to have today. By giving a sense of immediacy to the life and teachings of Jesus, this web site has meaning and value for all. The writers and editors believe that, with this web site, an even wider audience will understand what it was like to live in the days of Jesus, John the Baptist, Herod, the puppet king of the Jews, and Pilate, the infamous executioner.
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Adult Education in Ga by The Bible Society of Ghana
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2011 Bible Week Celebrations broadcast under the theme: God's Word, Still Transforming Lives
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PRESBYTERIAN HYMNS IN TWI
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PRESBYTERIAN HYMNS IN TWI
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GADANGME NETHERLANDS BBQ 2015
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GaDangmes of Ghana (History of the Ga People)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 6 (Culture and Traditions of the Ga-Adangme People)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 5 (Ga Rappers' Music Videos & Ga Folk Tunes)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 2 (History of Accra and Ga Boxing)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Gas in Entertainment) - Edited Version
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 3 (The Story of Jesus in Ga Language)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 10 (GaDangmes Speak Up, Voice Out, and Get Heard)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 7 (Small Parts Ga-Adangmes Play In Movies & Long-Overdue Music Recognition)
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GaDangmes of Ghana Part 11 (More on Ga Land Disputes)
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Languages of Ghana
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CULTURE ABOUT THE GA'S
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LLL 5 On Trial for Him Dangbe People/Language Movie Trailer
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Face of Ga-Dangme 2015 Audition Promo
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JESUS CHRIST FILM IN BARIBA LANGUAGE
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[VIDEO]: Bill Clinton Takes On Black Lives Matter At Philadelphia Hillary Rally
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Video of former President Bill Clinton appearing at a Hillary Clinton rally in Philadelphia Thursday shows the former two-term president taking on Black Lives Matter protesters and telling the audience the group defends gang leaders who get kids “hopped up on crack,” Breitbart reported ... President Bill Clinton addressing Black Lives Matter protesters at Hillary Clinton rally “She [Hillary] didn’t. She didn’t ... – WN.com, Jack Durschlag. ....
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Teen Girls Who Beat Alcoholic Woman To Death Get Life Sentences
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Two British teenagers accused of battering an alcoholic woman to death in 2014 have been sentenced to life in prison. The two girls, now 15, were convicted of murdering 39-year-old Angela Wrightson on April 5 after an eight-week crown court trail in Leeds, England, the Guardian reported. On April 7, they were both sentenced to life in prison. They are required to serve a minimum of 15 years of their sentence ... 8, 2014 ... that day....
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Astronomers discovered a supermassive black hole in an unlikely spot
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A newly discovered black hole is surprising astronomers, and just because it's monstrously big. The black hole is about 17 billion times bigger than our sun, making it one of the largest ever found. But even more incredible, it potentially proves there are more giant black holes scattered around the universe than originally thought. Usually black holes like this are found in larger galaxy clusters ... The surprises don't stop there ... Coe, J ... ....
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Officials: Brussels Airport Suicide Bomber Once Employed As European Parliament Cleaner
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Officials continue to slowly piece together additional information on the bombers involved in the deadly attacks in Brussels last month including information one of the bombers once worked at the European Parliament as a cleaner, an International Business Times report on Raw Story said Thursday ... The parliament reportedly said the cleaning firm had provided proof the person hired for the job had no criminal record at the time....
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It Is Now Illegal to Pay for Sex in France
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Jordan Spieth picks up where he left off at Augusta National
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Six tough par saves and six birdies sent Spieth to a 6-under 66 on Thursday and a two-shot lead in a strong wind that made Augusta National play tough for just about everyone except the defending champion.From left, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player pose during the ceremonial first tee before the first round of the Masters golf tournament Thursday, April 7, 2016, in Augusta, Ga....
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Division III Week Student-Athlete Spotlight: In My Own Words by Jamila Hubbard (Gallaudet University)
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Junior Jamila Hubbard (Montezuma, Ga.) is in her second season with the women's track and field team, she is a self-directed Linguistics major expecting to graduate in May 2017 ... Go on for a Master of Arts degree in Linguistics in order to work in something language-related after graduation ... individuals through American Sign Language and English....
Division III Week Student-Athlete Spotlight: In My Own Words by Jamila Hubbard (Gallaudet University Athletics)
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Junior Jamila Hubbard (Montezuma, Ga.) is in her second season with the women's track and field team, she is a self-directed Linguistics major expecting to graduate in May 2017 ... Go on for a Master of Arts degree in Linguistics in order to work in something language-related after graduation ... individuals through American Sign Language and English....
5 Tips to Help Your Kids Learn a Second Language Fast
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So if you know some basics or you're fluent with another language, teaching this valuable skill to your kids as early as possible is a wise decision you can make as a parent today. Why? Being fluent in another language is an asset your kids will surely find handy the moment they're in the real word (and they'll surely thank you for it.) ... Watch a TV show in another language or a movie with subtitles....
Now, JPSC and SSC papers to include tribal languages
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The cabinet on Thursday approved inclusion of tribal languages in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and Staff Selection Commission (SSC) examinations ... The new format, which was recommended by the assembly committee formed under chairmanship of parliamentary affairs minister Saryu Rai, for the state competitive examinations will benefit candidates who have complete knowledge about the state and its languages....
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New £4M research project explores crucial role of Modern Languages today Professor Janice Carruthers ... A new £4M research project, involving linguists at Queen's University Belfast, is to explore how Modern Languages research can help societies respond to some of the key issues facing them today, including migration, social cohesion, diversity, security, diplomacy and conflict resolution....
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Researchers are looking at a ground-breaking way to help Victorian babies and toddlers fully develop their communication and language skills, setting them up for success in later life ... Under the trial, early childhood educators will be equipped with new, evidence-based strategies for helping children under three build language and social skills, no matter their learning and communication styles and abilities....
Google May Adopt Apple's Swift Programming Language For Android, Says Report
Edit Slashdot 08 Apr 2016Day shoots par, must regroup at Masters
Edit The Oklahoman 08 Apr 2016
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jason Day, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, winner of two consecutive tournaments and favorite to win this year’s Masters, was rolling in Thursday’s first round at Augusta National ... Then Day’s round fell apart ... “I’m not too frustrated with how everything went,” he said ... at par ... Things happen ... ———. ©2016 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.). Visit The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.) at www.ajc.com....
Spieth endures blustery start for 2-shot Masters lead
Edit The Oklahoman 08 Apr 2016
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Augusta National was flailed by an incessant hard breeze Thursday, with gusts out of the west up to 30 mph. Which meant the first round of the 80th Masters was played with, at times, a three-club wind that changed hole to hole, swing to swing and all points in between ... 18 ... 16 dropped him to even-par ... ©2016 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.). Visit The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.) at www.ajc.com ... ....
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