A new edition of this classic which sets out a Pan-African case for liberation and unification. 229pp, UK. PANAF, 0901787132

A selection of extracts and short quotes from the writings and speeches of Kwame Nkrumah. viii, 123pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS, 0901787000

Reprint of Davidson's 1973 study. Fifty years after Ghana's independence, it is now clear that Kwame Nkrumah was 'a black star'. Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah seized opportunities to lead the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa away from colonialism. In 1957, he became the first Prime Minister of Ghana. By the time, he was overthrown in a coup in 1966 most African countries, outside the settler-dominated South, had also achieved independence. Index, 225pp, UK. JAMES CURREY PUBLISHERS.

Classic reprinted. Includes new chronology of major events in the history of the Congo between 1960 and 2001. Index, bib, 304pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS.

Nkrumah's thoughts on class and race, elitism, socialist revolution, coups d'etat, and the origins of class in Africa. Index, 96pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS. 0901787124

Nkrumah shows how his philosophical beliefs are related to the special problems of the 'African Revolution'- both before and during its armed/military phase, and in consideration of class struggle in Africa- and states his case for socialism as the most valid expression of the African conscience. Originally published in 1964. Index, 122pp, UK. PANAF, 0901787116

Originally published on the day Ghana became independent, Nkrumah's autobiography was recently selected as one of Africa's best books of the 20th century. B/w ill, index, 309pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS, 0901787604

2001 Hardback

Selected speeches made between 1947 and1960, linked by an explanatory narrative. First published in 1961. Notes, index, 289pp, UK. PANAF, 0901787140

A biography of Kwame Nkrumah drawing on key passages in his own writings and those of his contemporaries to illuminate his contribution to Ghana's independ-ence and development. The author also discusses Nkrumah's political miscalculations and the marring of his legacy. Index, ix, 180pp, USA. INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHERS NEW YORK, 0717806553

In this biography June Milne traces Nkrumah's life and work from his birth in Nkroful in the Western province of the Gold Coast (Ghana) to his death in Bucharest in 1972. The book contains much new material, notably relating to years Nkrumah spent in Guinea after the Ghanaian military coup in February 1966. B/w illus. app, index. xiii, 299pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS.

Letters and documents revealing his life and concerns during the period 1966 to 1971. This title is print on demand. Index, chronology, x, 422pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS. 090178754X

A short readable introduction to the life and political achievements of Nkrumah, as a leader of Ghana, and as a Pan Africanist. Index, refs, map, bib, xiii, 129pp, UK. 0747405042

Using an afrocentric approach, this study analyses contributions made by Kwame Nkrumah to the development of pan African groups from the 1945 Pan African Congress in Manchester to the military coup d'etat that deposed Nkrumah's government in February 1966. BNS, 240pp, UK. ROUTLEDGE, 0415946433

Attempts to revitalise the liberation philosophy of Kwame Nkrumah, arguing that from the African political and economic viewpoint, Nkrumah advocated a socialist system created out of the inculturation of African religio-humanist values with the inherited Euro-Christian political culture and tradition as a strategy to liberate, unite and integrate Ghana and the rest of Africa. Reappraises the pre-colonial social and political system in Ghana and assesses the impact of British colonial and postcolonial hegemonies on the state, religion and civil society. With a view to recapitulating Ghanaian self-dignity, self-realisation and self-subsistence, he argues that diverse religious communities, ethnic groups and the state must endeavour to co-exist peace-fully. 282pp, USA. AFRICA WORLD PRESS.

This study critically synthesises and analyses the relationship between Kwame Nkrumah's politico cultural philosophy and policies as an African centred paradigm for the post independence African revolution. The author also argues for the relevance of his theories in today's Africa. BNS, 176pp, UK. ROUTLEDGE, 0415948339

New edition, published against the backdrop of Ghana’s Golden Jubilee. Presents new material and analysis, which helps to clarify aspects of the historical record, while advancing new perspectives. Delineates the significant contribution of Nkrumah’s vision and personality at a critical moment in the Africa's history as a whole. 392pp, GHANA. SUB-SAHARAN PUBLISHERS.

A study of the formative years of one of the first and most controversial of post independence African leaders. Sherwood sets Nkrumah's twelve years abroad in the context of the politics of the Gold Coast he left behind, of African American and West Indian activism in the north eastern United States where he was a student, and then the turmoil of anti imperialist activities in post war Britain. Illustrated with b/w photographs and press cuttings. Index, notes, 202pp, GHANA. FREEDOM PUBLICATIONS, 9988771606

1996 Paperback

Analyses the workings of international monopoly capitalism, and the need for socialism in Africa., UK. PANAF, 090178723X

An account of one of the most significant politicians in post colonial Africa and the significance of his legacy on modern politics in Africa. Index, bib, xxiii, 114pp, USA. AFRICA WORLD PRESS, 1592210368

Written to present in one volume key elements of his political thought, it includes extracts of his varied writings from 1945 to 1970. 532pp, UK. PANAF, 0901787221

Documents written by Nkrumah on the history and background to Rhodesian UDI, together with explanatory editorial comment. Chron. index, 203pp UK. PANAF BOOKS.

Six pamphlets reflecting the Nkrumah's political profile. Includes 'What I Mean by Positive Action' first published in 1949, 'A Call to the Workers of Ghana', 'Africa Day Special Message', 'Ghana: The Way Out', 'The Spectre of Black Power', and 'The Myth of the Third World'. 83pp, UK. PANAF BOOKS. 0901787418

Messages broadcasted to counter the 1966 coup attempt. 73pp, UK. PANAF, 9017870273

1967 Paperback