June Milne was Kwame Nkrumah’s editorial assistant and was tasked with helping Nkrumah create his publishing company PanAf books (which is some of my favorite books and must haves)

The PanAf Great Lives (series) covers the life of Frantz Fanon, Sèkou Tourè, Eduardo Mondlane, Nelson Mandela and etc.

June Milne discusses Sèkou Tourè wanting to step down to make Nkrumah President instead of co-President Guinea.

Here she talks about how frequent Amilcar Cabral visited Nkrumah/Tourè and the influence he may of had on “The Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare”

Milne personally believed that Nkrumah was poisoned by Western powers

June goes over the impact the book “Neocolonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism” had and how it led to the coup d’etat in Ghana.

Here Milne discusses Nkrumah’s greatest gift to Africa