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Nom de la frise : History of Ghana
Début : 1820
Fin : 2015
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1874 : The Gold Coast is officially proclaimed a British crown colony
1877 : Accra becomes the capital of the colony
1896 : Britain has practically taken control over the Asante kingdom
1918 : Nationalist movements begins to rise in the region
1925 : The first legislative elections are carried out in the GOLD Coast
1946 : The colonial powers are weakened after World War 2. USA and USSR pressures for African independence
1947 : United GOLD Coast Convention (UGCC) is one of many new political parties striding for independence
1949 : Kwame Nkrumah leaves and founds the Convention People's Party (CPP)
1951 : CPP wins the first election for the Legislative Assembly
1952 : Nkrumah becomes the first African prime minister and government leader
1957-03-06 : Ghana is the first of the colonies in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence
1958 : A new law makes it possible to arrest anyone who is suspected of working against the state
1960 : Nkrumah is appointed president of the republic
1962 : Foreign investors and industry are forced by law to re-invest at least 60 per cent of their profit within Ghana
1964 : Nkrumah suspends the democracy by suspending the constitution. Ghana officially becomes a one-party state
1966-02-24 : A military coup ends the rule of Nkrumah and his government
1969-09 : Multi-party elections are held in Ghana and a new civilian government is formed by Dr. Kofi Busia and the Progress Party
1972 : Kwame Nkrumah dies in Conakry, Guinea
1975 : Economy is close to collapse; Acheampong forms the Supreme Military Council (SMC)
1978-07-05 : Acheampong is forced to resign as general William Akuffo takes control of the "Supreme Military Council II"
1979-06-04 : Acheampong is forced to resign as general William Akuffo takes control of the "Supreme Military Council II"
1979-09 : AFRC turns over power to Hilla Limann
1981-12-31 : The Provisional National Defence Council (PNDC) is established
1985 : The Preventive Custody Law allows the government to imprison opponents for the sake of "state security"
1990 : Rawlings forms the National Commission for Democracy to work out plans for the political future of Ghana
1992 : A new democratic constitution is passed. Political prisoners are freed and parties are allowed. Free press and human rights organisations emerge
1998/03 : The level of water is falling in the Akosombo reservoirs resulting in power shortage for Ghana
1999/01 : Members of National Democratic Congress breaks out and creates the Reform Movement as a large opposition party
2007/03 : Ghana celebrates 50 years of independence as the first sub-saharan African nation
2010/12 : Offshore oil production begins
2012/10 : A Chinese boy is killed and some 100 Chinese are detained in an operation against illegal gold mining
2013/06 : Authorities arrest hundreds of Chinese and other migrants working in unlicensed gold mines
2013/08 : President John Mahama is declared WINNER of 2012 elections by Supreme Court after results were questioned by opposition



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De 1884 à 1885 : The Berlin Conference



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History of GhanaFrise chronologique - Description de ma frise 1820 1825 1830 1835 1840 1845 1850 1855 1860 1865 1870 1875 1880 1885 1890 1895 1900 1905 1910 1915 1920 1925 1930 1935 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 The Gold Coast is officially proclaimed a British crown colony Britain has practically taken control over the Asante kingdom Nationalist movements begins to rise in the region Kwame Nkrumah leaves and founds the Convention People's Party (CPP) Kwame Nkrumah dies in Conakry, Guinea The level of water is falling in the Akosombo reservoirs resulting in power shortage for Ghana Multi-party elections are held in Ghana and a new civilian government is formed by Dr. Kofi Busia and the Progress Party Accra becomes the capital of the colony The first legislative elections are carried out in the GOLD Coast The colonial powers are weakened after World War 2. USA and USSR pressures for African independence Offshore oil production begins Nkrumah is appointed president of the republic Economy is close to collapse; Acheampong forms the Supreme Military Council (SMC) Members of National Democratic Congress breaks out and creates the Reform Movement as a large opposition party United GOLD Coast Convention (UGCC) is one of many new political parties striding for independence Ghana is the first of the colonies in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence AFRC turns over power to Hilla Limann Ghana celebrates 50 years of independence as the first sub-saharan African nation Nkrumah becomes the first African prime minister and government leader The Provisional National Defence Council (PNDC) is established A new law makes it possible to arrest anyone who is suspected of working against the state Authorities arrest hundreds of Chinese and other migrants working in unlicensed gold mines Acheampong is forced to resign as general William Akuffo takes control of the "Supreme Military Council II" CPP wins the first election for the Legislative Assembly Acheampong is forced to resign as general William Akuffo takes control of the "Supreme Military Council II" President John Mahama is declared WINNER of 2012 elections by Supreme Court after results were questioned by opposition A military coup ends the rule of Nkrumah and his government A Chinese boy is killed and some 100 Chinese are detained in an operation against illegal gold mining Foreign investors and industry are forced by law to re-invest at least 60 per cent of their profit within Ghana Rawlings forms the National Commission for Democracy to work out plans for the political future of Ghana Nkrumah suspends the democracy by suspending the constitution. Ghana officially becomes a one-party state A new democratic constitution is passed. Political prisoners are freed and parties are allowed. Free press and human rights organisations emerge The Preventive Custody Law allows the government to imprison opponents for the sake of "state security" The Berlin Conference




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