Présence Africaine
No. 41

DR KWAME NKRUMAH on “Ghana’s Cultural History” and ALIOUNE DIOP — the journal’s founder — on political and cultural solidarity in Africa. ULLI BEIER, founder of Black Orpheus and of the Mbari Club at Ìbàdàn, both held in this Library, writes on ancient African religions. James Duffy on the Portuguese presence in Angola and Richard Pankhurst on Menelik II. The contents also carry PIERRE ALEXANDRE on “Linguistic Problems of Contemporary Africa” and MBELLA SONNE DIPOKO’s short story “Trapped in Lagos”. Palaver asks “Nigeria: Towards Disintegration?”