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Prospectors, politicians, and the question of "progress": the first and second gold booms in Wassa -- Labor recruitment in the nineteenth century: the place of practicality -- Disrupted recruitment at the turn of the twentieth century: women, whites, and other labor agents -- Government...
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be no formal education in Ghana”. This has become necessary because of the widely held view among many Ghanaians … including some intellectuals that; Ghana would not have had formal education if not for the European merchants and the Colonial … masters. This article takes its audience through a brief history of formal education in Ghana; and then presents arguments to …
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