Policy Harmonization: CPP Keys to African Unity 3

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  We need in the curriculum harmonization to emphasize the role of agriculture.Our school systems are designed to make us shun agriculture, vocational and technical courses. Parents feel their wards are failures if they do not ...
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  We need in the curriculum harmonization to emphasize the role of agriculture.Our school systems are designed to make us shun agriculture, vocational and technical courses. Parents feel their wards are failures if they do not pursue academic courses My own brother had a big fight with his son because he wanted to be an auto electrician.The boy is now successful and dad is now proud .More grease to your elbow and please write about INNOVATIONN

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• Mahmoud 10 years ago

  "Aspirations for African and World Leadership
  
  Nkrumah, who is driven by ambition to be far more than Ghana's leader, aspires to be recognized not only as the predominant African political personality but as a man to be rec ...
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  "Aspirations for African and World Leadership
  
  Nkrumah, who is driven by ambition to be far more than Ghana's leader, aspires to be recognized not only as the predominant African political personality but as a man to be reckoned with on the international stage. His dreams of grandeur have led to a number of attempts to make Ghana the focal point of wider African political entities -- the abortive Ghana Guinea-Mali union, the defunct Joint African High Command, and his current project of a united Africa -- all of which have foundered in the face of reality and because of the refusal of other African leaders to accord Nkrumah the position of predominance implicit in all of his schemes. Instead, Ghana has become increasingly isolated, and Nkrumah has •earned the distrust of most African leaders and has even alienated his erstwhile radical cronies in Guinea, Mali, and the UAR.
  
  On the international scene, Nkrumah's conception of himself as a world leader has led him to make contacts with other leaders whose real or fancied friendship he values highly. His self-created role has also resulted in frequent offers of gratuitous advice in resolving non-African problems, the details and complexities of which he is largely ignorant. He has thus attempted to insert himself in the Cuban missile crisis, the Sino-Indian border conflict, the Arab-Israeli dispute, the nuclear-disarmament question, and the Vietnamese situation. Nothing has come of any of these efforts.
  
  Although he has succeeded in projecting himself into the African and international scene to a greater extent than most African leaders, Nkrumah is considered by most world leaders to be more of a nuisance and a figure of ridicule than a statesman. These rebuffs, and Nkrumah's consequent sense of extreme frustration, are in part responsible for his policy of encouraging and abetting subversion in Africa, activity which he also rationalizes on the grounds that many African nations -- including all of his close neighbors-- do not support the radical policies which he advocates and are followed by his government."

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• Tim Owusu 10 years ago

  What a non-factual and infantile write-up!
  Mahmoud,are you OK?

  What a non-factual and infantile write-up!
  Mahmoud,are you OK?

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