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: Nigeria: Nkrumah (1959); In Nigeria, the Prime Minister of Ghana Doctor Nkrumah continues his tour of the...; Reuters

: Canada: Nkrumah Dinner (1958); A distinguished visitor of Canada -- Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the prime...; Reuters

: Ghana: Asantehene Condemns Nkrumah (1966); The chiefs and people of Ghana are rejoicing over the...; Reuters

: United Nations: Nkrumah Luncheon (1960); Description not available; Reuters

: President Nkrumah Opens Parliament. (1962); PRESIDENT NKRUMAH HAS TURNED DOWN A SUGGESTION THAT HE...; Reuters

: Ghana: Nkrumah Charged (1966); The Ghana Police has obtained an international warrant for the arrest of...; Reuters

: Uar: Nkrumah In Cairo. (1958); The Ghana Premier, Dr. Nkrumah, arrived in Cairo on June 15th. for an...; Reuters

: Sudan: Dr. Nkrumah Leaves Khartoum (1958); Extensive co-operation between Ghana and the Sudan in the...; Reuters

: Nigeria: Nkrumah Arrives In Lagos. (1959); Ghana's Prime Minister Dr. Kwame Nkrumah arrived Jan 26 at...; Reuters

: Ghana: Nkrumah Starts Lower Volta Bridge Project. (1964); GHANA'S SEVEN YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN WAS...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Opens Tema Harbour. (1962); WATCHED BY A CROWD OF CHEERING, SINGING PEOPLE,...; Reuters

: Ghana: Accra: Nkrumah Addresses National Assembly (1963); STRICT SECURITY MEASURES WERE IN FORCE IN...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Inaugurates Volta Dam Project. (1966); PRESIDENT NKRUMAH PULLED A SWITCH...; Reuters

: Uk: Nkrumah Returns To London From Balmoral. (1959); Ghana's Prime Minister Dr Kwame Nkrumah...; Reuters

: Uk: Nkrumah Warship Launched Without Ceremony (1966); WITHOUT CEREMONY - AND WITHOUT A NAME - A GBP5...; Reuters

: Ghana: Parade Celebrates President Nkrumah's Birthday (1965); A BIG PARADE IN ACCRA CELEBRATED...; Reuters

: Tunisia: Nkrumah In Tunis For Talks. (1961); President Kwamo Nkrumah of Ghana arrived in Tunis,...; Reuters

: Ghana: Nkrumah Attends Memorial Service For Lumumba (1961); In Accra February 15, as in many other...; Reuters

: Dr Nkrumah At Dyce Airport (1959); Dr Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana arrives at Dyce Airport in Scotland.; British Pathé

: Opening Of Ghana Parliament (1960); Ceremony of opening of the Parliament in Ghana.; British Pathé

: Egypt: Mrs Nkrumah Staying In Official Egyptian Guest-House As Workmen Prepare... (1966); MRS...; Reuters

: Cpp Welcome Freed Leader (1951); Huge crowd welcomes Kwame Nkrumah, leader of CPP from prison after...; British Pathé

: Farewell Nkrumah (1959); Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana, leaves Britain after short stay.; British Pathé

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Inaugurates New Steel Works At Tema. (1962); PRESIDENT NKRUMAH OF GHANA...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Opens Biggest Stage Of Volta Dam Project (1964); THE LARGEST ARTIFICIAL...; Reuters

: Gold Coast: Kwame Nkrumah Released From Jail Following Election Win (1951); The Commonwealth's...; Reuters

: N. Ghana: Nkrumah Tours Volta Region Of Ghana. (1959); Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana has...; Reuters

: Niger: Arms Allegedly Supplied By Nkrumah On Show (1968); Arms allegedly smuggled into Niger by...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah's Suspected Would-Be Assassin Brought To Trial. (1964); AT THE ACCRA...; Reuters

: Ghana: Lottery Draw To Mark Anniversary Of Nkrumah's Downfall. (1967); THE DEPARTMENT OF...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Opens Ghana's First Stretch Of Motorway. (1965); PRESIDENT NKRUMAH OF...; Reuters

: Ghana: Ex Ghana News 171 - Nkrumah Statue Pulled Down (1966); Description not available; Reuters

: Yugoslavia: Belgrade: Nehru And Nkrumah Warning On Nuclear Tests. (1961); AT THE CONFERENCE OF...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Inaugurates Volta River Hydro-Electric Scheme. (1962); HUNDREDS OF...; Reuters

: Ghana: Dr. Nkrumah Becomes First Chancellor Of Ghana's New University. (1961); PRESIDENT...; Reuters

: Ghana: Royal Tour Of Ghana - Queen And Duke With Nkrumah. (1961); Description not available; Reuters

: U.K.: Dr. Nkrumah Arrives At London Airport. (1959); Dr. Nkrumah, the Ghanaian Premier, arrived at...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Opens First Session Of Ghana's Second Parliament. (1965); PRESIDENT...; Reuters

: Ghana: All-Africa Parley Opens. Nkrumah's Call For Total Liberation. (1958); Visnews filmed Dec...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Opens Parliament Welcomes Foreign Investment. (1963); OPENING A NEW...; Reuters

: Ghana: President Nkrumah Attends May Day Celebrations In Accra. (1965); A MASSIVE MAY DAY...; Reuters

: Ghana: Nation Celebrates First Anniversary Of Downfall Of Nkrumah (1967); GHANA YESTERDAY...; Reuters

: Nigeria: Ghanaian Opposition Leader Attacks Dr Nkrumah's Government (1965); THE LEADER OF THE...; Reuters

: Departure Of Dr. Nkrumah (1959); Ghanaian premier, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, departs from UK airport.; British Pathé

: Mr. Nkrumah Flies To Scotland (1959); Prime Minister of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah, arrives by plane at...; British Pathé

: Dr Nkrumah At Garden Party (1960); President of Ghana Dr Nkrumah at garden party.; British Pathé

: Guinea Guinea Joins Ghana (1958); The leaders of the two African states sign a formal agreement linking...; British Pathé

: Million Vote On Gold Coast (1954); A million Africans go to election polls to vote - Dr Nkrumah wins...; British Pathé

: Flood Havoc (1962); Scenes of floods in Accra, capital of Ghana.; British Pathé

: Selected Originals - Flood Havoc (1962); Material relating to newsreel story FLOOD HAVOC - 62/53.; British Pathé

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