Nkrumahism

Nkrumahism is the political ideology developed by Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's first president. It emphasizes African unity, independence, and self-reliance, aiming to liberate African nations from colonial rule and foster economic and social progress. Nkrumah promoted Pan-Africanism, believing that African countries should collaborate and support each other. His ideas include socialism, emphasizing governmental control to reduce inequality, and modernization efforts. While inspiring many, Nkrumahism also faced criticism for authoritarian tendencies. Overall, it advocates for African sovereignty, unity, and development through collective effort and leadership.