

PublisherMaraya Publishing and Printing
This book examines British policies towards the Gold Coast (now Ghana) from its presence in 1889 to 1957. It explains British economic policies, most notably control over the country's resources of gold, cocoa, and other resources. It also examines educational and missionary policies, particularly those against the Arabic language and Islamic culture in the Gold Coast, and how these policies have left political, economic, social, cultural, and religious repercussions that continue to this day. What Ghana is experiencing today is the result of the hateful colonial legacy. This book is a serious attempt to uncover these policies.
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| Publisher | Maraya Publishing and Printing |
|---|---|
| Category | History & geography corner |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9783559914009 |
| Availability | Out Of Stock |
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