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'He Inspires Me of What Ghana Can Achieve': How Modern Ghanaians Honor First President

'He Inspires Me of What Ghana Can Achieve': How Modern Ghanaians Honor First President

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'He Inspires Me of What Ghana Can Achieve': How Modern Ghanaians Honor First President "He was one of the leading voices in Pan-Africanism," Wendy, one of the... 23.09.2026, Sputnik Africa

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'He Inspires Me of What Ghana Can Achieve': How Modern Ghanaians Honor First President "He was one of the leading voices in Pan-Africanism," Wendy, one of the visitors of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, where the first prime minister and then the president of Ghana is buried, told Sputnik Africa. Although Ghana gained political independence in 1957, the total liberation of the African continent relies on economic independence, Rawlings Nunyonameh, executive director of the Memorial Park, underlined to Sputnik Africa."All we can do is depend on one another, but not to fight among ourselves because disunity brings destruction," said Dorsey, another visitor. Watch the report by a Sputnik Africa correspondent to hear more Ghanaian voices.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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