In May 1963, the leaders of thirty-two newly independent nations gathered in Addis Ababa and gave the world a promise that still stirs the African soul. Kwame Nkrumah told them plainly that Africa must unite now or perish, and in that hall the dream of a continent standing together, trading together and rising together ceased to be a poet's longing…
In May 1963, the leaders of thirty-two newly independent nations gathered in Addis Ababa and gave the world a promise that still stirs the African soul. Kwame Nkrumah told them plainly that Africa must unite now or perish, and in that hall the dream of a continent standing together, trading together and rising together ceased to be a poet's longing…
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