sasa & zamani
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The Making of Ghana: Dressing the Nation - Part II
Between 1958 and 1960, the All-African Women’s League (AAWL), the National Federation of Gold Coast Women (NFGCW) and a few smaller associations distributed gift parcels containing clothes from abroad to people in the North. Specifically, G...
The Making of Ghana: Dressing the Nation - Part I
“They see a thing done in England, or by somebody white; then they say we must do the same thing in Africa. It is that confounded must that annoys me. Why must? Dash it all!”[1]
Having considered previous articles on Dressing the Colony an...
The Making of Ghana: Dressing the Nation - What About the Women?
Market women and their sartorial engagements
Women in the Gold Coast played an active role in mainstream party organising, as well as other subversive forms of political behaviour. Though Nkrumah commended women for flocking to the nat...
The Making of Ghana: Dressing the Nation - Addressing the People (Nkrumah)
Osseo-Asare’s Kwame Nkrumah’s Suits is important to assess when examining the range of ways Nkrumah addressed the people during the independence movement. It uniquely recognises the centrality of fashion theory to Ghana’s national and anti-...
The Making of Ghana: Dressing the Nation – Dressing the Colony
The 1884 Partition of Africa and the gradual construction of the borders throughout colonial rule meant a range of ethnic groups were absorbed into the Gold Coast colony. These ethnic groups inevitably had their own understandings of fashio...
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