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Why was the Pan-African movement not yet established in Africa by 1945?

      

Give the reasons why Pan-African movement was not yet established in Africa by 1945.

  

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Maurice
(i) Lack of an appropriate venue to hold a conference from.

(ii) Africans were disunited as a result of divide and rule policy applied by colonialists on African communities.

(iii) The assimilation policy adopted by France on West Africa hindered Africans' concentration on Pan-Africanism.

(iv) Lack of communication amongst the Africans for they were under different European powers.

(v) There were only a few educated Africans.

(vi) The two independent countries, Ethiopia and Liberia never concentrated on unifying Africa.

(vii) Africans had concentrated on more pressing grievances than unity.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on May 24, 2017 at 13:32


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