NKRUMAH
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GENERAL NEWS
Nkrumah Memorial Park records 200,000 monthly visitors
The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial and Mausoleum Park (KNMMP) has recorded a surge in patronage, welcoming about 200,000 visitors every month…
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GENERAL NEWS
‘Nkrumah smiles as timidity wails’, ‘I came here to chill’, ‘disappointed IGP’ – A recap of day 1 of #FreeTheCitizens protest
A three-day protest organized by Concerned Citizens Against Galamsey kicked off on Thursday, October 3, 2024, in Accra. Activists demanded…
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GENERAL NEWS
See this well-kept German fort built in the 1600s Nkrumah delighted so much that it was his hideout
Fort Groot-Freidrichburg (also known as Fort Holland) was built by the Germans in 1683, and designed like a farmyard but…
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GENERAL NEWS
Watch footage of Nkrumah’s mock burial held in 1972 in Lagos
In May 1972, a mock burial was held in Lagos, Nigeria for former President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. At the time…
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Nkrumah, Rawlings, Queen Elizabeth others used this 124-year-old building as a presidential hideout
It is one of the oldest Dutch buildings outside Europe which is very much still alive. Established in 1897 by…
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POLITICS
The Visible Records: Nkrumah vs. the 4th Republic
The legacy of Ghana’s first President, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, has become a topic of public debate following a recent…
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POLITICS
Nkrumah’s cane walking stick and how he used it to send unique messages to his photographer
Using a walking stick might seem old-school today but in Kwame Nkrumah’s days, it had a different fashionistic feel to…
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GENERAL NEWS
Smiling Faces and Handshakes: How Nkrumah’s close allies bid him goodbye while plotting his ousting
Of all Ghana’s four major military coups, the one that took out the country’s founder and first president, Osagyefo Dr.…
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EDUCATION
COCOBOD Scholarships: How another Nkrumah legacy has been flushed down the drain forever
Ghana as a country probably saw its best era of infrastructural and economic development under the country’s first president, the…
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