Africa’s false revolutions

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• Jacko 8 years ago

  Do you care to explain democracy? Do the Chinese who have become a major global economic power subscribe to your concpet of democracy?

  Do you care to explain democracy? Do the Chinese who have become a major global economic power subscribe to your concpet of democracy?

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• NANA A 8 years ago

  You're out of touch. Always insulting people. Take a look at what he said and make sensible analysis out of it and stop insulting Arthur Kennedy! Chinese style? Coming around to steal our gold with their heinous Galamsey oper ...
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  You're out of touch. Always insulting people. Take a look at what he said and make sensible analysis out of it and stop insulting Arthur Kennedy! Chinese style? Coming around to steal our gold with their heinous Galamsey operations is what you're talking about? The Chinese are worse than all the western democracies! Suppression, no free speech and suppression of religion etc....is that what we want?

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• Yaw Adu-Asare 8 years ago

  The Gold Coast independence was a result of one of the most important social revolutions during the second half of the twentieth century.
  
  LONG LIVE GHANA!
  FORWARD EVER!

  The Gold Coast independence was a result of one of the most important social revolutions during the second half of the twentieth century.
  
  LONG LIVE GHANA!
  FORWARD EVER!

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• Esi 8 years ago

  This is an interesting article. I think it is equally important to highlight the context in which these "false" revolutions occurred. Ghana's "false" revolution in 1966, did not occur within the same context as Nigeria's. Als ...
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  This is an interesting article. I think it is equally important to highlight the context in which these "false" revolutions occurred. Ghana's "false" revolution in 1966, did not occur within the same context as Nigeria's. Also, if we speak of "democracy", some may argue the "false revolution" of 1966 was a result of excesses of democracy; which are important to address as well. I did enjoy your article, but I think it was too general and could have provided some more context.

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• Ekow Samuel 8 years ago

  We thank Osagyefo Dr.Nkumah for the freedom,Long live ghana our homeland and forward ever,God bless you and oman ghana.

  We thank Osagyefo Dr.Nkumah for the freedom,Long live ghana our homeland and forward ever,God bless you and oman ghana.

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