NKRUMAH'S GHANA - MUTE
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- (31 Dec 1979)
REEL 1 In 02:22:44:20 - Out 02:39:10:23 - MCU Street sign 'Kwame Nkrumah Avenue'. TS Car through street, shot through window at armoured car. TS Crowd in street. GV Market Place. Various people, activities in market. Gold Coast Elections 1956 - Election crowds. MS CPP flag. MS CPP headquarters. MS People outside HQ arguing. CU Poling station. Exterior polling station and crwods. MS Nkrumah and associates. Ghana Independence 1957 - People celebrating prior to independence. MS Ghanian flag at airport. Duchess of Kent arrives, greets Nkrumah. People dancing, celebrating. Independence festivities - regatta. Black Star Square, Accra illuminated, firework display. Nkrumah speaks at independence rally. Chiefs gathering for State drive. Duchess and parade arrive at Parliament. MS Royal Standard. MS Duchess delivers Queen's Speech. MS Nkrumah in car amongst crowds. MacMillan arrives Accra 1960, greeted by Nkrumah. Ghanians dancing, celebrating Republic. Nkrumah at Presidential Garden Party. Aerial shots of Volta Dam Project and shots of Dam. Shots of Village. Dam construction site. REEL 2 In 02:39:17:09 - Out 02:39:17:09 - 02:56:24:09 - Various shots of Construction of Tema Port. Natives loading small boats and row out to ships off Accra. Shots of Trade Fair. New buildings in Accra. University. Interior University Library. CU Books by Trotsky and Lenin etc. Students in Classroom. Man buys newspaper, zoom to cU headlines. Various headlines praising Nkrumah. Nkrumah and wife arrives in car at Accra Military Academy (first public appearance after bomb attempt on his life), military parade, Nkrumah speaks from rostrum, greets officials and leaves. Soldiers. Soldiers searching people and possesions for arms etc. Police security guards searching through house possessions. Massed crowds at Accra airport. Chiefs with colourful clothes awaiting the Queen's arrival. The Queen and Duke arrive, greeted by Nkrumah. (1961). Demonstrations. Nkrumah at Commonwealth Conference in Downing Street. Shots of new buildings in Accra. Nkrumah received by haile Selassie (1958). Nkrumah arrives in Cairo, greeted by Nasser, crowd scenes, march past. Arch at Black Star Square. MCU 'Founder of the Nation' statue of Nkrumah.
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I have now seen why Dr. Nkrumah married from Egypt to liberate the whole continent of Africa under one umbrella🤝
Yes. There was political tactical element to that marriage in my opinion.
Even back then the country was so nice unlike today Ghana we see
I wish I was born to see this days
Harunaabdul173 Abdul That’s what I always say my brother
Appreciate this time and enjoy it well because your great grandchildren will also appreciate today when the time comes.
in the 60s and early 70s Ghana and especially Accra was very clean.
Too much happiness for the people. Ghana's enemies, including it's traitors, couldn't stand that.
Ghana was becoming so economically strong that the development built under CPP direction would have been irreversible if no coup happened.
A very high degree of modernisation and industrialisation development occurred in Ghana under a socialist directed government. Ghana had the best educational system, more literate citizens and the highest income per capita on the African continent.
The Seven Year Development Plan would have cinched in that permanency of true national development. The next step was liberation and political unification of the continent, and placement of an All-African Union Government for the continent opening up unlimited economic development not only for Africans at home but those Africans in the diaspora as well. It's still on the agenda.
When Africa is free and independent, all Africans are free and independent.
But it's good to see the things in this video I've read President Nkrumah mention in his books. That is what good historical documentation is for.
EXCELLENT!
I would add a unified foreign policy, military defense, and an integrated economy for Africa's full industrial and agricultural development to raise the standard of living for the people. All this can be done under a unified, federated authority.
Good old days. The Ga state was nice and clean.
That generation was ORGANIZED.
We can return to that an even stronger Ghana and African continent if we wanted to.
The principles of President Nkrumah's policies and programs are still intact. All we need do is put today's updates on them.
But it requires an organized revolution to become liberated and independent. Then, and only then, can we change the conditions in which our people suffer.
The question is, are we serious to be truly free?
Nkrumah was. So was the CPP.
Now it's up to the people.
Footprints Citi TV and Joshua Atto Quarshie must watch this if maybe they don't know.
Ghana seemed more organized then .
I'm sure it was. The first 5 year, consolidated, and second 5 year development plans required organization, and were completed with a high degree of success. So too was the 7 year development plan effective in establishing hydro electric power that would provide the leap forward to economic independence. But only one year and a month of the seven year development plan was completed by the time of the coup. Ghana was being developed into a modern industrial and technological society in stages.
So, let me add that the first (1951-1956), and second 5 year development plans (1959-1964) with the consolidation plan (1957-1959) represented the foundations for the modernisation and industrialisation of Ghana. The seven year development plan of work and happiness was to speed up the rate of growth in the national economy which was eradicating the colonial structure of the the country. It was to be a economy balanced between agriculture and industry.
Nice one but no sound
Nkrumah was a God
O kwame hmmm