Ga people

E34474

The Ga people are an ethnic group native to the coastal Accra region of Ghana, known for their distinct Ga language, vibrant festivals such as Homowo, and significant cultural and historical influence in the country’s capital area.

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Label Occurrences
Ga people canonical 22

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
capitalRegionInfluence Accra
surface form: Accra metropolitan area
colonialEraExperience interaction with European forts in Accra
continent Africa
country Ghana
culturalPractice drumming and dancing
elaborate funeral celebrations
fishing traditions
kpanlogo dance
kpanlogo drumming
outdooring and naming ceremonies
twin veneration
demographicStatus one of the major ethnic groups in Ghana
economy fishing
trading
urban occupations in Accra
historicalRole founders of Accra settlements
participants in coastal trade
language Ga language
languageFamily Kwa languages
Niger–Congo languages
majorFestival Homowo festival
musicContribution highlife music
kpanlogo genre
nativeTo coastal Accra plains
neighboringEthnicGroups Akan people
surface form: Akan peoples

Dangme people
Ewe
surface form: Ewe people
primaryLocation Accra
Greater Accra Region
relatedEthnicGroup Ga-Dangme people
religion Christianity
Islam
Traditional Ga religion
subgroup Ga Mashie
La
Nungua
Osu
Tema (Ga)
Teshie
traditionalFood fish-based dishes
kenkey
kpekple (kpokpoi)
traditionalPoliticalStructure Ga Mantse (Ga king)
Ga chieftaincy system
traditionalReligionFeature use of shrines and priests
veneration of deities and ancestral spirits
urbanInfluence Accra popular culture
Ghanaian coastal culture

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Ga ethnicGroup Ga people
subject surface form: Ga language
Accra foundedBy Ga people
Accra ethnicGroupPresent Ga people
Ga language ethnicGroup Ga people
Teshie hasEthnicGroup Ga people
Nungua ethnicGroup Ga people
Ga-Dangme subgroup Ga people
Homowo festival celebratedBy Ga people
Ga Bible associatedWith Ga people
Ga Mantse (Ga king) ethnicGroupRepresented Ga people
subject surface form: Ga Mantse
Ga Mashie traditionalCapitalOf Ga people
Ga Mashie culturalCenterOf Ga people
Ga Mashie ethnicGroup Ga people
Osu ethnicGroup Ga people
Tema (Ga) subgroupOf Ga people
Ga-Adangbe hasSubgroup Ga people
Ga-Dangme people subgroup Ga people
Akwamu conflictedWith Ga people