Fante people

7th Secretary-General of the United Nations (1938-2018)

sixth President of the Republic of Ghana (1944-2012)

Ghanaian footballer (born 1982)

Ghanaian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church (1948-)

Ghanaian model, actress, film producer, author and entrepreneur

Vice-President of Ghana

ethnic group in coastal Ghana

British abolitionist and activist (1757–1791)

Ghanaian politician (1866-1930)

Ghanaian female science professor and quiz host

Ghanaian academic and biomedical engineer

Sierra Leonean writer

former Vice President of Ghana (1951-2018)

Ghanaian contemporary gospel singer

Ghanaian lawyer and politician

founder and president of the Ashesi University

Ghanaian politician

Ghanaian TV personality

Ghanaian linguist

former Vice-President of Ghana (1933-1999)

Ghanaian politician

Ghanaian politician, business consultant and Member of Parliament

Gold Coast-born intellectual, missionary, and teacher (1875-1927)

Ghanaian politician

Ghanaian physicist and mathematician

Ghanaian female Justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana and a member of the United Nations Appeal Tribunal

Ghanaian sprinter

Ghanaian diplomat (1913–2003)

Ghanaian politician

Ghanaian physician and surgeon

Judge, Academic and Commissioner for Human Rights and Administrative Justice

Apatampa is a dance performed by the Fanti's in Ghana. Historically, It is believed that, the name of the dance was derived from an incident that happened a long time ago where a giant use to attack and kill the Fante men at night. One night, when the giant was fighting the last man, a woman appeared and danced gracefully to distract the fight which gain the attention of everyone. She was praised for separating the fight (apata ampa in Fante).

Ghanaian musician

Ghanaian politician (1927-2001)

arts administrator

former Chief Justice of Ghana between 1991/1995 (1925–2002)

Ghanaian politician and lawyer (1898–1977)

Gold Coast artisan, farmer, philanthropist and nationalist

Ghanaian politician and academic