Africa speaks.

Collection of articles written by African leaders and European spokesmen is an insight into Africa's future.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Duffy, James, 1923- (Editor), Manners, Robert A. (Robert Alan), 1913-1996
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Princeton, N.J., Van Nostrand [1961]
Subjects:	Nationalism > Africa, Sub-Saharan. Nationalism. Race relations. South Africa > Race relations. Africa del Sur > Cuestión racial. Sub-Saharan Africa. South Africa.

Table of Contents:

Introduction: Black man's land : the fact and the fable / Basil Davidson
I: The independence of Africa. Vision of Africa / Tom Mboya
The African and democracy / Julius Nyerere
Africa's destiny / Sékou Touré
Positive action in Africa / Kwame Nkrumah.
II: Problems of freedom. Ghana's emergence as a self-governing country / W. E. Halm
Reflections on Togolese and African problems / Sylvanus Olympio
The emancipation of the Belgian Congo / Maurice van Hemerijck
The independence of the Congo / Patrice Lumumba.
III: Africa in transition. Tanganyika, the challenge of tomorrow / Derek Bryceson
Kenya prospects
the 1960's / Michael Blundell
The Central Africa Federation / Roy Welensky
Southern Rhodesia : apartheid country / Joshua Nkomo
The problems of federation / R. S. Garfield Todd
Nyasaland : secession the only solution / M. W. Kanyama Chiume.
IV: An antique colonialism. Portuguese Africa today and tomorrow / Henrique Galvão.
V: Union of South Africa. South Africa today / Ruth First
Bantu policy in South Africa / M. D. C. de Wet Nel
The free world's other face / Ronald Segal.