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Happy Ghana Independence Day wishes for 6 March: Black Star pride, kente colours and messages of unity for family, friends and customers.

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Ghana Independence Day wishes for kids (14)

  • Happy Independence Day, little one. Wave your flag.

  • You look so smart in kente.

  • Can you sing the national anthem with me?

  • Happy 6 March, sweetie. Let us watch the parade.

  • Let us draw the black star in the middle of the flag.

  • Happy Independence Day, kiddo. Kelewele for a treat.

  • You are a little star of Ghana.

  • Let us dance to the drums.

  • Happy Independence Day. March proudly with your school.

  • Red, gold, green. Can you colour it in?

  • Happy Independence Day, little champ.

  • Ghana was the first in Africa. Isn't that amazing?

  • You make our family proud.

  • Happy Independence Day. Show me your best dance.

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  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Happy Independence Day, Ghana.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: May our family shine like the Black Star, together and proud.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Here is to the Black Star and the friends who make Ghana home.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Wishing you and your family a happy and safe holiday.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Let us draw the black star in the middle of the flag.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Wishing our clients and partners a proud Independence Day.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Please accept our best wishes on Ghana's Independence Day.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Gold Coast, golden hearts.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: Mama, Papa, thank you for raising us with pride in Ghana.
  • Ghana Independence Day wishes image: May your dreams shine like the star on our flag.

About Ghana Independence Day

Ghana celebrates Independence Day on 6 March. On that day in 1957, Ghana became the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence from colonial rule.

The day is marked with a national parade of students, the armed forces and civic groups, flag-raising across the country and cultural performances with drumming and dance.

Families and friends dress in kente and the red, gold and green of the flag, share jollof, waakye, kelewele and fufu, and Ghanaians around the world hold gatherings full of music and pride in the Black Star.

How people celebrate Ghana Independence Day

  • National parades
  • Kente cloth and flag colours
  • Drumming and dancing
  • Jollof, waakye and kelewele
  • School march pasts
  • Diaspora celebrations

How to wish well

  • "Happy Independence Day, Ghana" and "Ayekoo" (well done) are warm greetings.
  • Messages about the Black Star, unity and freedom suit everyone.
  • Keep politics out of your wishes.

Questions about Ghana Independence Day

When is Ghana Independence Day?

On 6 March every year.

When did Ghana gain independence?

On 6 March 1957, the first sub-Saharan African country to do so.

What do the colours of the Ghana flag mean?

Red for those who gave their lives for independence, gold for the country's mineral wealth and green for its forests and farms. The black star stands for African freedom.

How is Ghana Independence Day celebrated?

With parades, flag-raising, drumming, dancing, kente cloth and family meals.

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