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Ghana Is 60 Years Old.We from this publication say, Long Live Ghana,Long Live Its People.Sixty years ago today, Ghana became the first country in Sub-Saharan Africa to gain its independence.

While Ghana celebrates 60 years of freedom and democracy, the atmosphere reigning in Southern Cameroons is one of fear.

There is no internet connection in the region now for over a month, with mass abductions and human right abuses.Visiting an internet cafe or just reading a newspaper could land you behind bars.

In Cameroon’s English-speaking regions,when sun sets, residents lock themselves in their homes hoping the security forces won’t come knocking.The dream of the restoration of its statehood is high.

Ghana on this day 60 years after attaining her freedom from the British on March 6, 1957. Previously known as the Gold Coast, the West African nation enjoys a rich history as the first country south of the Sahara to achieve independence from colonial rule.

The celebration, the first for President Akufo-Addo was marked with the traditional march past and parade at the iconic Black Star Square. The President took the national salute and delivered a speech of solidarity to Ghanaians before lighting the perpetual flame.

Akufo-Addo won elections last December defeating the then incumbent John Dramani Mahama. It was his third straight attempt at the presidency after serving as a legislator and minister under previous regime.