Ghana is putting on the final touches as it prepares to host a special Barbadian guest for its 65th anniversary of political independence.
There’s no question who that person is, as billboards erected in the West African nation welcome Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley.
Ghana’s 65th Independence Day celebration is expected to be marked in Cape Coast and will celebrated under the theme “Working Together; Bouncing Back Better”.
Ghana’s Independence Day is March 6th.
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