When KY Amoako was growing up in 1950s Ghana, he hung on every word of Kwame Nkrumah, the liberation leader and, later, the country’s first prime minister and president. Amoako, who spent a lifetime working in “development”, remembers the heady feelings that Nkrumah inspired in a young man whose country and continent were on the verge of throwing off colonial oppression.
当阿莫科(KY Amoako)成长于20世纪50年代的加纳时，他对克瓦米·恩克鲁玛(Kwame Nkrumah)的每句话都十分关注，恩克鲁玛后来成为了该国的第一位总理和总统。一生致力于“发展”的阿莫科还记得恩克鲁玛在一个国家和大陆即将摆脱殖民压迫的年轻人身上所激发的激动情绪。
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