a republic country in west afican is called ghana  who is the president
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the president is the name of the president
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Kwame i love u for  your football questions and knowledge but u left out Ghana in your equation surely they deserve to be there\n1) Germany\n2) Argentina\n3) France\n4) Brazil\n5) Ghana\n6) Portugal\n7) Spain\n8) Mexico\n9) England\n10) Ecuador
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Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah
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6th time i answer this question:\nbecause most of ghanas player play in the israeli league and they are greatfull that they have the skills thanks to the soccer they practice there
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Until a military coup in July 1994, The Gambia was led by President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara, who was re-elected five times.
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please!!   no more africa bashing in this forum.  To be a politician in Africa do like everywhere else.  Get an education, be part of a political party, and run for it's leadership!  This is what J.A. Kufour did in Ghana, he's Oxford Educated in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (the hardest degree to get in in Oxford!), then he worked in various places, was part of forming the NPP party in Ghana, and linked up with the Ghanaians abroad to raise campaign financing for the 2000 elections.  He won, and he won a second term in 2004.  \n\nMany African leaders come from the military, because they are corrupt and the military is in power, and the only political party is the military!!  Like in Mauritania, Burkina-Faso, Central African Republic, Togo, Democratic Republic of Congo (a hopeful name).  \n\nDemocratic presidents rule at least in Ghana, South Africa, Nigeria, Mozambique, Angola, Tanzania, Liberia.  \n\nSome countries have contested elections, like Uganda, Ethiopia etc. and some countries have no elections at all, like in Tunisia, Gabon, Swaziland, where either one president has ruled for ever, or like in Swaziland it's a Kingdom with a very corrupt King.\n\nSo do like Kufour in Ghana, Mbeki in South Africa and start with an education and build your support in your country.  Anything else will lead you being hated by your people, and shot in the next coup d'etat against you.
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Chief of state is Abdullahi YUSUF Ahmed (since 14 October 2004)
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Most likely: Idi Amin.
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Human rights laywer from Zimbabwe, if I am not mistaken. \n\nOpponent of Apartheid, etc.
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I can't believe no one has given you the answer yet which is "GHANAIAN".  (Perhaps the previous answerer knew it and just mis-typed. Perhaps not.)\n\nBy the way, if you introduced me to a "Ghanarian", I would probably assume that he/she was Armenian.
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La cote d Ivoire meritait de passer!! Moi j vois bien le Ghana battre la Rep Cheque et passer en 1/8. Avec Essien, Kuffour ils peuvent battre n importe qui
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pray for them , i hope so .\n\n\nAll the best 4 Ghana ...
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1990 Walesa, Polish President Lech Walesa became the first freely-elected President of Poland. He received 74% of the vote. \n\n1990 Elections in Myanmar In the first free elections in 30 years, the voters of Myanmar (formerly Burma) repudiated the military government. The military ignored the election and maintained their rule. \n\n1990 Nelson mandela Freed Nelson Mandela, leader of the African National Congress, was released after spending 27 years behind prison walls. Mandela was released by President F.W. DeKlerk, as the first step in the creation of a multi-racial democracy. \n\n1990 Nambia Free After being occupied by South Africa for nearly 70 years, Namibia became independent.\n\n1990 Iraq Attacks Kurds in Northern Iraq Iraqi troops began an all-out assault on Kurdish forces revolting against Saddam Hussein in northern Iraq. After pressure from the US, Iraq withdrew from the northern border area, and the United States set up a security zone for the Kurds in northern Iraq. \n\n1990 Gulf War Begins On August 2, Iraq attacked Kuwait. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had a number of claims against Kuwait, but most important among them was Iraq's longstanding assertion that Kuwait was actually part of Iraq. The U.N. Security Council passed a resolution demanding Iraqi withdrawal, and the US rushed troops to Saudi Arabia to defend it against an expected Iraqi attack. US President Bush put together an international coalition that massed in Saudi Arabia to force Iraq out of Kuwait. \n\nOn January 15, 1991 the US-led coalition struck with a massive air attack against Iraqi targets. Hussein responded with a missile attack against Israel, which did not retaliate due to US pressure.\n\nOn February 24, a land offensive was begun; it met little resistance as Iraqi forces collapsed. Coalition forces liberated Kuwait and occupied parts of Southern Iraq. A cease-fire was accepted before complete destruction of the Iraqi army occurred. When the war ended, Saddam Hussein remained in power. He successfully suppressed a Shi'ite revolt in the South and a Kurdish revolt in the North.\n \n1990 Free elections were held in Nicaragua Violetta Chamorro, owner of the opposition newspaper La Prensa, led a broad spectrum of opposition to the Sandinistas. She won the election.
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All the african nations recently have made an impact on the world stage - Nigeria, Cameroon and Senegal especially. To be honest I think Togo and Angola might not create too many shocks, they are in tough groups with seasoned campaigners but I would be very wary of the Ivory Coast
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It is insulting to call Ghana  "the brazil of Africa". Ghana is Ghana and Ghana has a good football/soccer team. They should be recognized for their own merit and not "the brazil of Africa". bottom line, they are good, i have been very impressed with the Ghanaian team. watch out for them in 2010.
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it has a democratic government based on the westminister system
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its The Republic of the Philippines.