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The Baobab: A Journal of the Council on Foreign Relations-Ghana (Vol 2, No 2 – July 2020)
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IN THIS ISSUE
From the Managing Editor
Editorial
Members in the News
Covid-19: 10 Policy Priorities for Africa’s Recovery, Growth and Transformation
The Eco and West African Monetary History
Nkechi S. Owoo
Special Review Essays and Features on: Ghana, Liberia and Africa in Historical Transitions
Renaming the Gold Coast Ghana
Kabral Blay-Amihere
Still Contested After All these Years
David Owusu-Ansah
Ghana: The Secession Movement and the Trans-Volta Togoland
Boni Yao Gebe
Charles Taylor’s Journey into Exile and Prison
DK Osei
Perspectives-Five Decades of Africa’s Development
KY Amoako
About the Contributors
Editorial Policy and Guidelines
History of the CFR-Ghana
Symbolism of the Baobab Tree
The Baobab tree grows in 32 African countries. It is also known as the “tree of life” because of the many uses it provides: shelter, clothing, food and water for animal and human inhabitants of the African savannah regions. It does this as a succulent by absorbing and storing water in its massive trunk during the rainy season.
This enables the Baobab tree to produce a nutrient-dense fruit during the dry arid season. CFR-GH adopted the name “Baobab” to symbolise the Council’s intent to be a resource to Africa and to society.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9789988303129 |
| Year Published | 2020 |
| Format | Paperback |
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