As Nkrumah sailed from America in 1945, he started to envision something even greater: a unified, independent Africa. If the former colonies of North America could cast off their shackles and develop into a superpower, then why couldn’t a united Africa also “become one of the greatest forces for good in the world”? Nkrumah had a bold vision for Africa, one that would lead Ghana to a dream come true — right before he turned it into a nightmare.
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