Black Marxists and the character of an African Leninist economy (opens in new tab)

In 1963, the Ghanaian government passed the Capital Investments Act, removing the requirement that companies reinvest 60 percent of their profits after tax to Ghana.[1] The nation’s leader Kwame Nkrumah hailed the Act’s success in “encouraging … many private investors … to flock in with proposals to establish business[es] in Ghana.”[2] In his speech at […]The post Black Marxists and the character of an African Leninist economy appeared first on ROAPE.