A trip down memory lane: Ghana's history in pictures

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Ever thought of how our politicians looked in the late 80s or early 90’s, have you ever even wondered how Ghana looked like back in the days of British rule? These well sought out photos gives you the chance to turn back the time machine to how Ghana actually looked like years back in history.
Source : yen gh. Com

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