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Nationalism in Print: British Attempts to Control the West African and Gold Coast Newspapers,m in Print: British Attempts to Control the West African and Gold Coast Newspapers,” analyzes the many questions surrounding the owners and editors of the newspaper, highlighting the central question: Was the newspaper an extension of the British colonial regime or favored the emerging popular natio

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,Through the Eyes of the Press: Gold Coast Political Movements, 1946–1949,act accordingly and push for the rights and privileges of all citizens. However, following independence, ethnic and political ties directly influenced these demands and the . newspaper found itself directly in the middle of a conversation focused on independence but also realized this new nation and

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,Approaching Independence: Transitioning from the Gold Coast to Ghana, 1950–1956,hey were not the creators of these movements but should be viewed as participants in a crusade for independence, using the newspaper itself to cover the changing political landscape. As such editors of the newspaper often wavered in their support of the two largest political parties and in several c

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,Covering Independence: The Final Years of the ,, 1957–1968,s. This was a long-used tactic, implemented first by the British colonial authorities and later by the independent governments, civilian and military, to control a burgeoning newspaper industry. This chapter highlights the conflict between the owners of the ., John and Nancy Tsiboe, and the new inde

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Risk Perception and Sexual Assaultis early review of newspapers in West Africa and eventually Ghana gives insight into the early figures who worked as journalists, and printers, and eventually became the first Africans to own and operate newspapers. Examining the opening of newspapers during the colonial era, readers can see the imp

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Low-Power Wireless Sensor Network Platformsm in Print: British Attempts to Control the West African and Gold Coast Newspapers,” analyzes the many questions surrounding the owners and editors of the newspaper, highlighting the central question: Was the newspaper an extension of the British colonial regime or favored the emerging popular natio