The Flagstaff House, Presidential palace in Cantonments, Accra, Ghana
The Flagstaff House is a modern government building located in Cantonments on Liberation Road, serving as both the presidential residence and administrative center. The complex includes residential quarters, office spaces, and specialized conference facilities for official operations.
The building was constructed in 2008 as Golden Jubilee House to commemorate Ghana's 50th independence anniversary. The presidential staff relocated to the site in early 2013.
The building reflects Ghanaian architectural influences in its design, blending traditional elements with contemporary forms. Visitors can notice how local craftsmanship and patterns appear throughout the structure's details.
Access to the government complex is normally restricted to the public and requires advance security clearance. Visits are possible only during special occasions tied to official government events.
The building was originally named Golden Jubilee House, a name tied to Ghana's 50th independence milestone. This historical designation is often overlooked when discussing its current role.
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