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(British colonial policy, cont.) (Colonialism, cont.)
in Ghana, 58-63 single-crop agriculture, 25-6
neo-colonialism, 176 fluctuating export prices, 25-6
British Commonwealth of Nations, communications, 28
185-6 income tax kept low, 28-9
Brogan, D. W., 155 agricultural and veterinary research,
Bryce, James, 205 29-30
welfare development, 31
housing, 33-4
Caisse Centrale de Cooperation Economique building societies, 33
(C.C.G.E.), 175 rural water supply, 34-5
Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outremer health services, 35-6
(C.C.O.M.), 175 malnutrition, 36-7
Cameron, James, 70 lack of incentive to work, 37
Cameroon, 145 trade unions, 37
Canada, union of, 212, 213 forced labour, 37-41
Casablanca Conference (1961), 143-4, settlers, 40
146-7 vested international financial in­
African Charter of Casablanca, 144-5 terests, 41-2
common defence policy, 220 education, 43-9
Central African Federation, 75, 176, reluctance to grant independence,
190-1; and see Nyasaland; 57-8
Rhodesias and see Neo-colonialism
Ceylon, 143 Colonialist powers, motives of, xii-xiii,
Chiefs, 7-8, 20-1
under indirect rule, 18 Colour bar, see Racialism
under Ghanaian Constitution, 83-4 Common Market, African, 143, 162-4,
and see Ashanti and the Asantehene 218-19
China, common currency, 163
industrialization of, 37 common selling policy, 163
advice on revolution, 55-6 Common Market, European,
potentialities of, 164-5 and Africa, 143, 158, 163
Civil service, inimical to African industrialization,
after independence, 84-5 159-60, 181-2
retention of British officials, 87-92, neo-colonialism of, 161, 181-2
94, 9? . linked with N.A.T.O., 162
Africanization of, 90-1, 94-5 raison d'etre of, 164
dynamism required, 92-4 ‘Eurafrica,’ 187
selection and training, 94-5 Communications,
Institute of Public Administration, 95 railways and roads, 28, 154-5
Ghana ready to help in training, 96 airtransport, 112-13, 156-7
Clemenceau, Georges, 133 shipping, 113-14
Cold War, see Non-Aligned Countries ports and waterways, 114, 117,
Colonial Development and Welfare 155-6
Corporation, 24 Conakry Conference (i960), 141-2
Colonial government, Congo, Belgian,
forms of, 8 establishment of, 12-13
British, 15-19 Union Miniere, 42
and see Assimilation policies; Euro­ Congo, Republic of,
pean settlers asks for U.N. aid, 138, 191-2
Colonialism, conditions under, conference at Leopoldville (i960),
forms of rule, 15-19 139
overseas investment, 22 Casablanca Conference and, 144
supply of raw materials, 22-3, 112 at Lagos Conference, 148
profits taken out of country, 23, 29, 31 Inga dam, 169-70
industrialization discouraged, 23-4, ‘Congo Free State’, 6-7, 12-13
26-8 Conseil de l’Entente, 179
concessions to foreign companies, Convention People’s Party (Ghana),
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