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Greater Accra has three public four-year institutions, the University of Ghana in Accra, Ghana Institute of Journalism and University of Professional Studies, East Legon, Accra. In addition, there are number of private universities and university colleges spread through the region. Accra Institute of Technology, Cantonments, Accra.
Greater Accra Region. Die Greater Accra Region ( dt. „Groß-Accra-Region“) ist eine Region Ghanas mit der Hauptstadt Accra. Sie ist die kleinste aller Regionen (1,36 % der Gesamtfläche des Landes) und die am dichtesten besiedelte. 25 der 29 Distrikte der Greater Accra Region bilden die Greater Accra Metropolitan Area .
Accra Live FM: 91.9 Commercial Quest Fine Limited Accra Sweet Rhythms FM 92.1 Commercial A and P Multimedia, formerly First Eye Enterprise Accra Ahotor FM 92.3 Commercial Universal Company Limited Accra Soyeya FM 92.5 Community Soyeya FM Ashaiman: 3 FM: 92.7 Commercial Aewaha Company Ltd. Accra Kessben FM 92.9 Commercial Trinity FM Limited Accra
Greater Accra Region pɔɔdi gat Ghana Region nam piinɛ ayuobʋ (16) la, di labisim anɛ wʋʋ 3,245 square kilometres. Nɛ’ anɛ nwɛnɛ yinne du’al anaasi kɔbiga pʋʋgin (1.4 per cent) yi Ghana teŋ la wʋsa ni.
Adunay 3,460,792 ka molupyo. [1] Naglangkob kin og 3,245 ka kilometro kwadrado. Greater Accra Region mopakigbahin sa usa ka utlanan sa Central Region, Eastern Region, ug Volta Region. Ang yuta sa Greater Accra Region lain-lain. [saysay 1] Greater Accra Region may sa mosunod nga mga subdibisyon: Accra. Adenta.
Greater Accra Region waa la a Ghana irigyine pie ne ayɔɔbo ne kaŋa. A Greater Accra irigyin la a irigyin bile teŋgbane eŋan, kyɛ paa taa nensaaleba yaga gaŋ a irigyine kpoŋ zie zaa. A irigyin ŋa teŋkpoŋ la ka ba boɔla Accra kyɛ la waa a Ghana zaa teŋkpoŋ.
Ablekuma North Municipal District. Ablekuma West Municipal District. Accra Metropolitan District. Ada East District. Ada West District. Adenta Municipal District. Ashaiman Municipal District. Ayawaso Central Municipal District. Ayawaso East Municipal District.
