Ghana's independence 6th March 1957

[@alexanderniinmensah5194]

The freedom song was sung by my grandfather... rest in peace E.t Mensah... (king of African highlife)

[@FrankAmetefe]

Was he the one who sang the first one too?

[@alexanderniinmensah5194]

@@FrankAmetefe which first one bro....

[@FrankAmetefe]

@@alexanderniinmensah5194 The one about abitiee from kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYColX16md9pb5I

[@santeprince6500]

Thank U bro. 🙏🏿

[@malikbodie475]

i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to watch new movies online?

[@chrissystewart6268]

Awesome as American Flim Director I should go to Ghana to learn more about Kwame NKrumah I want to write an historic miniseries & play about Ghana 1957 Independence Homework / Research about Ghana history

[@thezambianfiles]

David Rooney from Cambridge did tremendous and beautiful research on this great life. Check out his work.

[@chrissystewart6268]

@@thezambianfiles Yes I Will do that thankyou

[@aisyahhafsahbintikazim670]

I really appreciate their freedom, I have some Ghanaian friends, they are so nice to me :) May Allah Lord of the worlds bless Ghana and guide its people and leaders, Ameen Ya Rabb

[@princeawalhamzah1148]

Ameen

[@princeawalhamzah1148]

Where you from?

[@adinorteyKofi]

The first time I saw this video my soul was struck to see Nkrumah shed tears. I asked myself if our Ghanaian leaders of today can shed a tear for our country?

[@amoahanastasia2521]

Dr Nkrumah was a great man may his soul rest in peace

[@vincentkpodo7291]

Hi

[@TrustNoOne_UK]

Ghana 🇬🇭 our beloved country 🌍 Is free forever 💫✨🔥 So proud to be a Ghanaian 🙋🏾‍♀️✌🏽🙌🏾 God bless our (Home Land Ghana 🇬🇭 )

[@joeclifford4698]

TrustNoOne Nkrumah was liar, or maybe he didn’t know what he was saying. He was the problems we are facing now

[@jamesocran5595]

@@joeyknight4001 L

[@cashewnuttel9054]

@@jamesocran5595 Do you think she lives in Ghana, or did she say that in a foreign country?

[@leticiaagyemang103]

I'm proud to be a Ghanaian. Ghana, we will make you proud. The future is still bright😍

[@myerahcollins5114]

Anybody traveling to ghana 2020 aug 31 through sep 14 th im lookin to link and think call me 6515923250

[@cashewnuttel9054]

Yes... and now look at Ghana today.

[@robgriffin361]

I love Ghana from Kenya

[@2005peasah]

Kwame Nkrumah is one of the greatest Pan-African leaders of them all. Nkrumah inspired our youths and elders too. Nkrumah has wisdom, strength and love for Africans not just in Ghana, but Africa as a whole. Nkrumah didn’t only unify Africans at home and abroad but to help Africans that were deprived and that’s where his socialist policies was so effective.

[@marcq4106]

He is the greatest

[@yusufibrahimdadzie2010]

what a mixed feeling! Nkrumah is indeed a Hero

[@alimohamedisack2734]

I'm from Somalia but I love this country

[@theokennedy8686]

@Manchester City good to hear you love Ghana but how come your country men and women dislike people from West Africa and call us Jareer and won’t let us marry amongst you guys

[@mahadljama4578]

@@theokennedy8686 well marriage is about choice but I don't see any country giving their women as gifts.

[@Brunocomics]

Any time I watch this I become firm and strong 💪The biggest man Nkrumah of Africa Ghana

[@marvelouskwaku1727]

Happy independence Day to my motherland 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭, we are 66 years today

[@paakwesiinkumsah1827]

Do you know that the only life person in this video at the extreme right in the cloth, now 96 is in Ekumfi in Ghana? He was the personal assistant of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and his name is Robert Kobina Taylor. I wonder if this would be of interest to any one. It would be great to hear his opinion of many things before he passes.

[@solomonamakye6916]

Is he still alive?

[@annoitedeagle5988]

I'll love to visit him... Where can I locate him

[@yagurlrappingqueen3375]

God bless our homeland Ghana And make our nation great and strong Bold to defend forever HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!!

[@filla72]

The tune of Ghana's anthem on independence day in 1957 was the same as it is now, however, the lyrics were not God bless our homeland Ghana. The lyrics use to be the following: 1. Lift high the flag of Ghana, The gay star shining in the sky, Bright with the souls of our fathers, Beneath whose shade we'll live and die! Red for the blood of the heroes in the fight, Green for the precious farms of our birth- right, And linked with these the shining golden band That marks the richness of our Fatherland. 2. We'll live and die for Ghana, Our land of hope for ages to come! Shout it aloud, 0 Ghana, And beat it upon the drum! Come from the palm-lined shore, from the broad northern plain, From the farm and the forest, the mountain and mine. Your children sing with ancient minstrel lore: Freedom for ever, for evermore!

[@nhanhaama8230]

Oh hmmm I miss that night so much,I wish I was there to witness😀😀😀😀

[@beatricesomuah1849]

Am 18 and this inspires me so much.am filled with tears

[@wasapreko7949]

😘😘😁😁😁

[@cashewnuttel9054]

Why? Because they got their "freedoms" from the white man? And what happened after that? They lost more freedoms under their people's rules. The freedom to have a stable and functioning government, to escape poverty, to put an end to corruption. I bet most of their skilled, educated, and talented have fled the country, a lot of them to their former colonial master's lands. And this is what it's like throughout most of Africa because of nationalism and just emotions. The problem with young people, like you, are that you are too emotional.

[@BeautyAzontoGal]

My family knew Nkrumah , there’s even a picture of him on the wall in my great aunts house. 🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️

[@williamkwesikwesh]

Nkrumah was a great leader :)

[@pi.ey.be.9686]

*FREEDOM SHOUDNT BE A GIFT IT IS A RIGHT, AND IF IT IS NOT BEEN GIVING FIGHT FOR IT. GHANA IS FREEDOM❤✊🏾*

[@faustinaborkloe6292]

Kwame Nkrumah was the only real press of Ghana and a true patriot. Unlike our leaders these days😔😔🙄

[@MegaAtOh]

it's funny how the british lied at the beginning that "it was a peaceful handover"

[@augustinemorrisjr2373]

His dream will continue to live on!! I will make sure that it does.

[@petermfinanga5708]

great moment in African history...

[@user-oi1bo8sh9x]

Thank you Kwame without you we would still be trapped

[@apoyo1879]

Great Man never die......🇬🇭💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🇬🇭

[@ItsNotRealLife]

Kwame Unkrumah was a good man built the amazing Volta River Damn I love highlife especially Mensahs 'Abele'

[@amadanquah7281]

THESE WERE THE NATIONALIST WE EVER HAD....

[@johnad101]

This man saw a world where Africans banded as one Nation or more or less democratic black empire. While noble i'm not sure how practical this is

[@ConfidenceKudzoKplormdo-vo7zl]

The blackman is capable of managing his own affairs woow he even let them remove thier hats for national anthem woow

[@modinbikailey4284]

Toils of the brave and the sweat of their labor have so far being in vain. my heart still bleeds for Ghana because we still haven't proven to be capable of managing our own affairs 😔

[@obiriagyirifo]

It's sad 😔

[@yawos9024]

That is not true! Ghana is still a unique African country. Even our Black Stars show up in the World cup with style. The country is still one of the most peaceful on the continent. There has never been a civil war. There are challenges, but the country is not in a dismal state as some of you naysayers want to proclaim.

[@tkdrey3]

@@yawos9024you must be living in a different Ghana

[@yawos9024]

@@tkdrey3 No, I am old enough to have witnessed Kutu Acheampong, Limann, JJ Rawlings and others. Why don't you move to Rwanda or Togo or Benin, if you think Ghana is a sad case. Isn't Ghana the most developed country in proper West Africa. Ghana is ranked the 11th most developed country in Ghana. Ghana is 5th in access to electricity surpassing even South Africa. What is your problem? Too much political indoctrination? Give us a break.

[@benjamindadzie9657]

​@@yawos9024 Ghana is ranked 11th the most developed country in Africa.. Gv me the 10 countries if you aren't even ashamed.. we should be on top of everything..we are a waste country with all the resources we have

[@quainooimmanuel6560]

Nkrumah never dies 🇬🇭🇬🇭💪🏽

[@vincentkpodo7291]

I like this very much I want to learn every thing about HISTORY

[@mubarakstayblessmohammed546]

A huge loss to Afrika. Dr KWAME NKRUMAH

[@AbigaillOwusu]

Happy Independence day to my country Ghanaa🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@11banku]

It really hurt that after all these struggles and fights what is left of Ghana is a shame. Now we have leaders who only think about themselves and their friends. All they think about is their kickbacks in every projects

[@benjamindadzie9657]

Hmm.. I'm even crying within 😢

[@kayas464]

2018. AND YET WE ARE STILL CRAWLING IS A SHAME, SHAME🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@gabrielboakye300]

Nonsense

[@Juniorkayjunior]

Nkrumah come see wat NDC, NPP, obinim, obofuor, owusu bempah are doing to to Ghana...smh

[@willieazumah8715]

😄😄😄

[@symplyemy62]

Lol! I've never laughed so much in my life!🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@confidencekplormdo4244]

😂😂😂😂😅😅 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@williamorleans1]

The world powers sensing the threat such an idea will be to their collective interests did everything to thwart it..

[@owususolomon5488]

Nkrumah may God bless u somuch

[@jasonsimmons671]

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY GHANA 🎉🎉🎉🎉🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@sheedayanney7839]

you right sir. the sound is still resounding but we definitely don't hear it... that is very deep.

[@uknowiamgreat]

So what happened?and is that arch still standing?greetings from Fujairah!

[@ernestmanuelobengjr6057]

The arch still stands.

[@RenayAtse-ut7me]

It's very good🎉

[@Sank0fa]

Best country on earth

[@aikinsemmanuella412]

He even cried

[@dennisakowuah7730]

I almost cried after seeing him cry may God bless Ghana God bless Africa🙏😢

[@安藤博id]

Happy Independence Day🎉🎉🇬🇭🇬🇭❤❤

[@Arizoli1000]

Banda Devassa - Rio de Janeiro. (Cultura, Esporte e Lazer). 06 de Março de 1957. Independência de Gana (há 62 anos)... PARABÉNS. "Gana" - (República do Gana) é um país da África ocidental, limitado a norte pelo Burkina Faso, a leste pelo Togo, a sul pelo Golfo da Guiné e a oeste pela Costa do Marfim. A capital e maior cidade do Gana é "Acra". A palavra "Gana" significa (guerreiro) e é derivada do nome do antigo "Império do Gana". O Gana foi habitado em tempos "pré-coloniais" por antigos reinos chamados de "Akan", incluindo os povos do reino anterior chamados de (Império Axânti, Akwamu, Akyem, Bonoman, Denkyira, e Fanti), entre outros. Os não "Akan" formaram um povo chamado de "Ga", assim como os "Bonoman". Antes do contato com os europeus, o comércio entre os Akan e vários estados africanos floresceu devido à riqueza do "ouro Akan". O comércio com os países europeus começou após o contato com o Império Português nos séculos XV e XVII. Os ingleses estabeleceram a Costa do Ouro como colônia em 1874. A "Costa do Ouro" alcançou a independência do Reino Unido em 1957, e se tornou a primeira nação Africana a fazê-lo do colonialismo europeu. O nome "Gana" foi escolhida para a nova nação para refletir o antigo (Império do Gana), que se estendia por grande parte da África ocidental. Havana (Prensa Latina) Kwane Nkrumah sobressai-se entre os líderes africanos que no século XX enfrentaram determinadamente a escravatura colonial das potências europeias, luta pela qual sofreu perseguição e cárcere, e se converteu em um dirigente venerado em Gana e em todo o continente. Quando se acercava a metade do século e depois do holocausto que significou a Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945), o Reino Unido, uma das potências vencedoras contra o fascismo alemão, se empenhava em manter seu vetusto império colonial em solo africano. Os povos do continente tinham dado sua contribuição à vitória. Milhares de seus filhos combateram palmo a palmo junto aos soldados dos exércitos vitoriosos, mas... >>> "as metrópoles europeias que reclamavam liberdades para seus povos as negavam aos africanos". A percepção no continente era diametralmente oposta à das autoridades coloniais. Os homens que regressavam do frente traziam ideias reivindicativas e "nesse contexto surgiram líderes que conduziriam a seus povos na luta pela independência". GANA NA HISTÓRIA. No século XV, os navegantes portugueses foram os primeiros europeus a chegar a África. Alguns traficantes chegaram à costa de Gana e estabeleceram fábricas comerciais criando-se os contatos iniciais entre a população autóctone e os estrangeiros. Quase de imediato os portugueses extraíram ouro em grandes quantidades e por isso o território recebeu o nome de "Costa do Ouro". O interesse mostrado por esse metal abriria as portas a uma exploração que se prolongaria durante quase cinco séculos. Posteriormente, os europeus puseram sua atenção no comércio de especiarias e marfim; ainda que sem deixar de lado esse negócio... "inclinaram-se pela venda de escravos", (mais lucrativa). Os navegantes portugueses no século XV também tinham chegado ao Brasil, que se converteu em sua única colônia na América, onde os africanos eram vendidos aos donos de plantações agrícolas para "trabalhar no sistema escravista". Dinamarqueses, franceses, holandeses e britânicos também assentaram seus pontos comerciais, protegidos por fortins contra os rivais europeus ou as sublevações da população autóctone. O "castelo de Elmira", construído pelos portugueses, servia ao mesmo tempo de armazém de escravos à espera de seu transporte a América. Na medida em que as potências europeias estabeleciam novas colônias nesse território e no Caribe, intensificava-se o comércio de escravos. O comércio prolongou-se durante os séculos seguintes, em que milhões de africanos - (homens e mulheres) - foram "arrancados violentamente" das áreas ocidentais do continente, "num tráfico desumano e atroz" !@!! REINO UNIDO. Em 1821, Reino Unido impôs seu poderio naval e apoderou-se de toda a costa. Duas décadas mais tarde, em 1844, subscreveu um tratado com o "rei dos ashantis", a tribo que tinha resistido com mais vigor à penetração europeia. >>> "Os acordos assinados com as metrópoles eram papéis inservíveis, pois foram esboçados com total desfaçatez" !!!! Tanto o era que uns trinta anos depois, em 1874, Londres estabeleceu formalmente ali sua colônia da Costa do Ouro e mais tarde ocupou, (violando o convênio), o reino dos ashantis e impôs no norte do país o "Protetorado Britânico". A ocupação britânica reforçou a opressão colonial, tal como sucedia nas demais posses. Eram "pisoteados os direitos dos nativos", (que viam partir para a metrópole suas riquezas enquanto sumiam numa contínua pobreza) !@!! Em 1922, após a "Primeira Guerra Mundial" (1914-1918), depois da derrota de Alemanha, a parte ocidental de sua colônia do Togo passou às mãos britânicas e sua administração recaiu na Costa do Ouro. Os domínios germânicos na África foram repartidos entre Reino Unido e França, o que significou o fim da presença colonial da Alemanha no continente... "Seguiram longos anos de exploração"... com ênfase especial no monocultivo do cacau, sob o controle de capitais britânicos e outros europeus. "O país padecia... um marcado de atraso econômico, educacional e sanitário, com um alto índice de mortalidade". Essa situação provocava o descontentamento popular e, alarmados, os colonialistas admitiram, em 1946, aos africanos no governo da Costa do Ouro, ainda que sem o resultado que esperavam. KWANE NKRUMAH. "Nkrumah" (1909-1972) foi o homem que sintetizou as aspirações libertarias do povo e sua posição anticolonialista era conhecida entre os grupos partidários da independência. Em 1947, fundou o "Partido Convenção Unidade da Costa do Ouro", que tinha como objetivo "canalizar a luta contra o domínio do Reino Unido" e conseguir para seu país uma vida política independente. A resposta das autoridades foi mandá-lo às "MASMORRAS" coloniais. Seu encarceramento provocou irados protestos. Depois... nada seria igual para a coroa britânica, obstinada em manter um sistema repudiado na África e no mundo. Após sua prisão em 1949, (Nkrumah), à frente dos elementos mais progressistas do agrupamento constituiu o "Partido Popular da Convenção" e iniciou uma aberta oposição ao predomínio colonial. >>> "Durante 1950 e 1951, desenvolveu-se uma intensa campanha de resistência cívica". (conhecida como "ação positiva"). "Nkrumah"... foi novamente encarcerado. Seu partido lutava pela unidade nacional e a luta contra a opressão. Numerosas manifestações públicas foram duramente reprimidas pelas tropas britânicas deixando saldos elevados de vítimas. >>> "Os colonialistas viram-se obrigados a ceder" !@!! A pressão popular forçou a celebração de eleições gerais para uma Assembleia Legislativa... Do cárcere, "Nkrumah obteve o triunfo"... de seu Partido por significativa maioria e libertado formou o governo... Em 1952, converteu-se em primeiro-ministro. A parte ocidental do Togo, administrada desde 1922 pela Costa de Ouro, pediu a união ao país... Quando em "06 de Março de 1957", se obteve a independência, o Estado adotou o nome ancestral de "Gana". Ao proclamar-se a República... "Nkrumah foi eleito presidente". >>> "Seu legado de luta não é esquecido em seu país nem na África". (Parabéns Gana... Parabéns África... HOMENAGEM: Banda Devassa-Rio - 06/03/2019).

[@agambwoy4578]

Arizoli Carvalho do Nascimento

[@chanel_x.3316]

Now i know much more about my home land!

[@jojoadjei4394]

@5:18 na she dey twerk or wah😂

[@fannetastic8097]

6th March 1957-Ghana's independence 31st August 1957-Malaysia independece -what a great year-

[@ReactToons420]

WE ARE FREE FOREVER

[@tonynagai9339]

Hi, awesome any way to contact u about the rights ?

[@gemzyangel]

Email me on [e-mail]

[@Sikalegal]

Why did they change the original name to Ghana.

[@ginsengbaby]

Nana Amma Ghana means warrior king and that was the name it has always been known , it was named “Gold Coast” by the imperialists so was symbolic to change it once independent.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Happy 63rd Birthday Ghana 🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆

[@davidjnrananiawusah118]

SUCH BOLDNESS

[@samuelnatabbrey9654]

God bless our homeland Ghana ❤

[@leketejurist]

Independent brings unity in ghana

[@shok475we7]

Life is short because all this people are no more 🥺

[@neaminkifle4751]

This is amazing footage. Is there anyway I could contact you about the copyrights?

[@gemzyangel]

+Neamin Kifle yeah sure.. email me on [e-mail]

[@gregparbey8121]

Kwame Nkrumah was a very good president. But why would the British come and rule over Ghana?

[@bethanybdavidson]

Greg Parbey to steal the many resources here - gold, bauxite, diamonds, oil, and, for a time, human beings. Money and power are usually at the root of this kind of evil.

[@mrwill8245]

The United States of Africa brought his downfall. He had a good course but he wouldn't be allowed. Rest well great man

[@papabonsu1811]

Add to Downloads

[@NkrumahTure]

Komla Gbedemah sought to destroy the CPP at the time of Nkrumah's presidency.

[@julianobolton1686]

Truly it's like he betrayed nkrumah..when he say the sound was resounding but dont need it

[@NkrumahTure]

@@julianobolton1686 Agreed.

[@amadanquah7281]

THE NARATOR SAYS BLACK AFRICA, WHAT DOES SHE MEAN BY THAT?

[@hermankailey5118]

+Ama Danquah There were apartheid states, like South Africa, which were independent states but under white governance.

[@amadanquah7281]

***** that wasn't the case in ghana

[@hermankailey5118]

+Ama Danquah yeah, Ghana was the first African state to become independent that was entirely run by the African natives. There were other independent states at the time but they were under European control. So when they say Black Africa, they are referring to the regions other than the ones run by Europeans.

[@amadanquah7281]

***** i got ya

[@davidawotwedonkor1969]

Cause there are fair Africans too

[@davidawotwedonkor1969]

And the killed the leaders that would unite Africa.

[@alphonsowlewis3042]

Great fight Ghana.

[@TVanC-ki3em]

Here 6th March 2021

[@babaibrahim9809]

Osagyefo Kwame nkrumah

[@kissPhamous]

Nkrumah never dies

[@afiabenewaah8643]

and now where is Ghana now

[@3232jones]

where are you now?

[@afiabenewaah8643]

+kojo Ndur I'm in Ghana N y are u askn

[@3232jones]

You are in Ghana, tell your UP/NPP people for their evil character for sell Ghana to CIA okay.

[@TheKofinyarko]

Kojo kwasea

[@laurenciaadomaa2414]

❤️❤️

[@jinko1284]

visionary leader, big lost

[@Flnze]

3:25

[@mensahenock6276]

Now were is Ghana everything died ooooo Ghana

[@ItsNotRealLife]

Mensah Enock Why did that happen?

[@aisyahhafsahbintikazim670]

what happened to Ghana???

[@j-boneproductions3587]

@@ItsNotRealLife Nigeria became better and made a name for themselves during the 2010's era . But still we are also making a name for ourselves so don't worry

[@owususolomon5488]

Hi

[@gorgeous.akosua]

G.od H.as A.lready N.ominated A.frica

[@monocomo1675]

I keep on saying nana addo is our last chance if he also fails us that's it

[@kodwoampiahbonney3507]

Hope Ghana does not revert to its past mistakes

[@laimomostudios7550]

please can I have your email

[@aole7825]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@erickwakye7758]

Africa has been enslaved again . oh hmmmmmm