Ghana grants citizenship to 524 African Americans, Caribbean people of African descent

In a historic milestone, Ghana has officially conferred citizenship on 524 African Americans and individuals of African descent from the Caribbean. This significant event underscores the enduring bonds of heritage and identity, symbolising a shared commitment to a united future. The recipients are warmly welcomed to the land of their ancestors, marking a moment of profound cultural and historical significance.

The new Ghanaian citizenship status granted to 524 African Americans and Caribbean people of African descent offers them several key privileges. As citizens, they can live, work, and own property in Ghana, access healthcare and education, and participate in the country’s democratic processes. They will also have the opportunity to reconnect with their African heritage through cultural events and benefit from Ghana’s growing economy.

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