Africa's Many Divides and Africa's Future Pursuing Nkrumah's Vision of Pan-Africanism in an Era of Globalization

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2015 | 340 Pages | ISBN: 1443876623 | PDF | 2 MB
T ABLE OF C ONTENTSAcknowledgements .................................................................................. viiiPreface ........................................................................................................ ixWelcome Addresses at the Opening Ceremony .......................................... 1Keynote Address ......................................................................................... 5Literature as a Tool for National Liberation and Post-colonialReconstruction, Anti-Palanquinity and the Pan-Africanist ImperativeProfessor Atukwei OkaiChapter One ............................................................................................... 14Perspectives on African Independence: Perennial Challenges to AfricanIndependence and the Nagging Essentials of African LiberationDr Zizwe PoeChapter Two .............................................................................................. 34Global African Unity in the Era of Globalization: An Assessmentof the Place of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)Dr Asogwa Felix Chinwe and Akachuku Anny AguChapter Three ............................................................................................ 51Colonialism, Ethnicity and Nigeria's Integration: An Analysis of ImpactRelationshipProfessor O. S. A. ObikezeChapter Four .............................................................................................. 63Ethnic Integration and Continental UnityDr Vincent Dodoo and Amisah Zenabu BakuriChapter Five .............................................................................................. 85Perspectives on African Decolonization and Development:The Case of KenyaOmosa Mogambi and Kennedy OnkwareviChapter Six ................................................................................................ 99Nkrumah and His "Chicks": An Examination of Womenand Organisational Strategies of the CPPDr Wilhelmina DonkohChapter Seven .......................................................................................... 122Africa Unite: A Slogan of Intellectual and Cultural Significancein the Works of Kwame Nkrumah and Bob MarleyDr B. Steiner IferkweChapter Eight ........................................................................................... 140The Intellectual and Political Legacies of Kwame NkrumahAma BineyChapter Nine ............................................................................................ 155Pan-Africanism, Feminism and Socio-Sexual PowerDr Annecka Leolyn MarshallChapter Ten ............................................................................................. 169Africa and the Gender Debate: Basis of Division and Future UnionHenry Kam KahChapter Eleven ........................................................................................ 190Sino-Pessimism versus Sino-Optimism: Which Way for ChineseAfricana?Abdul-Gafar Tobi OshodiChapter Twelve ....................................................................................... 217Racialization of Asia, Africa and the Americas, and the Constructionof the Ideal Iranian Citizen: Local and Global Representationsof Colonialism, Geography, Culture and Religious Diversityin Iranian School TextbooksAmir MirfakhraieChapter Thirteen ...................................................................................... 254The United States Peace Corps as a Facet of US-Ghana RelationsE. Ofori BekoeAfrica's Many Divides and Africa's FutureviiChapter Fourteen ..................................................................................... 268South-South Cooperation: A New Post-Cold War Divide or a TruePost-North-South Divide?Dr Catherine SchittecatteChapter Fifteen ........................................................................................ 296Pan-African-Education: A Case Study of the Kwame NkrumahIdeological Institute, Print Media and the Young Pioneer MovementDr Mjiba Frehiwot