The Association of Zambians Living in Ghana is committed to fostering unity, support, and cultural exchange among Zambians residing in Ghana.
Masuzyo Kauna
2022-2025
We strive to create a strong and inclusive community that promotes friendship, mutual respect, and collaboration with our Ghanaian brothers and sisters. Through networking, social events, and community initiatives, we aim to support one another, celebrate our shared African heritage, and contribute positively to both Zambian and Ghanaian
Ghanaian food is rich, flavorful, and diverse, featuring staples like rice, maize, and yam. Popular dishes include jollof rice, waakye, fufu with light soup, and banku with tilapia. Spices, palm oil, and fresh vegetables enhance flavors. Street food, like kelewele and bofrot, adds to the country’s vibrant cuisine.
Ghanaian culture is rich and vibrant, full of warmth and hospitality. From colorful kente cloth to energetic drumming and dance, traditions are deeply rooted. Festivals like Homowo and Akwasidae celebrate history and community. Delicious foods like jollof rice and fufu bring people together, making Ghana a land of unity and joy.
The cost of living in Ghana varies based on location. In cities like Accra, rent is higher, while food and transport are affordable. Local markets offer cheap groceries, but imported goods can be expensive. Utilities and transport costs are moderate, making Ghana a balanced place to live, especially for budget-conscious individuals
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The Zambian community in Ghana came together in a grand celebration of Zambia’s 60th Independence Day on October 26th, 2024. The event was held at the residence of the Zambia High Commissioner to Ghana, providing a welcoming space for Zambians from different parts of the country to unite and honor this historic milestone. Distinguished…
The Zambia High Commission in Accra serves as the official diplomatic representation of the Republic of Zambia in Ghana. Established in 1964, shortly after Zambia’s independence, the mission has been pivotal in nurturing and strengthening the bilateral relations between Zambia and Ghana. Although the mission experienced a temporary closure in 1966, it was re-established in 2008 to continue its vital role in diplomatic engagement.