A rundown booth in Accra, Ghana's capital, houses the Kwame Nkrumah bookshop, where Cubist pictures of the country's first president lean against a dusty window pane. A photograph of Nkrumah's socialist and pan-African books stands on an otherwise empty shelf. The sad state of the bookshop, the only publisher and distributor of the former president's books in Africa, underlines the irrelevance today of the ideological divisions of Ghana's past.
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