You only need to change the form on the page. English is the official language. A forest zone separates the coastal region and the far north of Ghana, which are savanna areas.
Cocoa is the biggest cash crop in Ghana's predominantly agricultural economy.
Rice, coffee, cassava, corn, shea nuts, and bananas are also widely grown. Fishing and lumbering are important, but inadequate transportation infrastructure has hindered the development of the timber industry. The major exports are gold and other minerals, cocoa, timber, and tuna. History Prior to colonization, the area of present-day Ghana was made up of a several independent kingdoms, including Gonja and Dagomba in the north, Ashanti in the interior, and the Fanti states along the coast. As one of the richest sources of gold and a major supplier of kola nuts and ivory, the region that is now modern Ghana played an important role in the trade routes of the early centuries.