Date |
Title |
Description/Notes |
Location |
Mrs Busia's Collection |
June, 1956 |
pamphlet written as a companion to manifesto on eve of the elections laying out the N.L.M.'s position on the Constitution, raising the issue of Moral Standards and questionning the CPP's unwise and innefficient administration. |
Accra, Ghana |
Yes |
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September 16, 1956 |
Sociology in a rapidly changing society |
Inaugural Address at Institute of Social Studies, The Hague (Leiden) |
Institute of Social Studies, The Hague (Leiden) |
Yes |
November 30, 1959 |
Memorandum that lays out opposition position on essential safeguards required to persuade northern territories to accept union with the Gold Coast |
|
No |
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January 4, 1961 |
Delivered at the Eighteenth Christmas Holiday Lectures and Discusions for Tomorrow's Citizens. Organized by The Council for Education in World Citizenship. London. 4th January 1961 |
At the 18th Christmas Holiday Lectures and Discussions for Tomorrow's citizens. Council for Education in World Citizenship |
No |
|
1961 |
Shorter, revised version of above lecture - published in United Asia: An International Magazine of Afro-Asian Affairs |
Yes |
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January, 1961 |
On the encounter between Christianity and African cultures. Published in International Review of Missions |
|
No |
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December 21, 1961 |
Press conference on Ghana government's white paper entitled "Statement by the government on the recent conspiracy" |
No |
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April 21, 1963 |
Freedom and Unity in Christ - In Society |
Assembly of the All Africa Church Conference, Kampala, Uganda |
No |
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February 29, 1964 |
public address |
No |
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1964 |
No |
Pamplet. Date: before or around 1964 |
No |
|
December 21, 1964 |
A pamphlet setting out a vision for Ghana and laying into the realities of Nkrumah's rule |
No |
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January 1965 |
A short letter in The Friends' Quarterly (January 1965) setting the record straight about the situation in Ghana then at the height of one-party rule. |
No |
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February 19, 1965 |
Address at memorial service for J.B. Danquah |
Extempore speech |
St Martins-In-The-Fields |
No |
March 15, 1965 |
Press conference on petition presented to British Prime Minister on behalf of detainees held without trial |
No |
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April 5, 1965 |
Nkrumah's challenge |
also titled "Busia answers Nkrumah"; a response to the "so-called challenge" |
No |
|
June 15, 1965 |
Address at Runnymede on commemoration of Magna Carta. Society for Individual Freedom |
Runnymede |
No |
|
August 7, 1969 |
The Courage and Foresight of Busia |
Campaign booklet compiling various statements and papers delivered while in exile. Includes press clippings and the following papers: Why I left Ghana, The fight for Ghana's soul, The arrest and detention of Dr. Danquah and 49 others, the referendum on One-Party state, Nkrumah's challenge, Ghana will be truly free and happy. |
No |
|
October 1, 1969 |
Speech at Inauguration of Second Republic |
3 copies |
Black Star Square, Accra |
No |
November 29, 1969 |
Progress in Unity |
9 Durbar speeches delivered between 8-29 November 1969 |
Various locations in Ghana |
Yes |
December 1, 1969 |
Radio and Television Broadcast to the Nation |
2 copies |
|
No |
1970 |
Apartheid and its elimination |
Date: 1970-1971; 2 press conferences and various statements and interviews |
No |
|
August 16, 1971 |
Address to World Y.W.C.A. Council Meeting |
Very interesting speech |
School of Administration, Legon |
No |
August 26, 1971 |
Statement on visit to Britain |
delivered as a report to Parliament? |
|
No |
September 7, 1971 |
The Road to National Development |
Public address at Progress Party rally |
Accra Community Centre |
No |
November, 1971 |
Invitation to Rev and Mrs Whittle |
'Press Clipping from The Times (of London?); either September, November or December 1971 |
No |
|
December 31, 1971 |
Towards National Self reliance |
radio and tv broadcast to the nation |
Yes |
|
1971 |
Progress Party Booklet |
State of the Union type of booklet laying out the party's agenda, achievements and constitution |
No |
|
January 21, 1972 |
Responding to the military overthrow of the elected government of Ghana January 13 1972 |
pamphlet |
Yes |
|
May 24, 1972 |
To the chairman of the "assets committe" Ghana |
pamphlet |
|
No |
January 13, 1977 |
To General I.K. Acheampong and to the chairman of the Taylor Assets committee |
pamphlet |
|
No |
1978 - published 1979 |
This essay, published in 1979, is taken from Menshenrechted Föderalismus Demokratie, Festchrift zum 70. Geburstag von Werner Kaägi (pp. 55-63) - a special volume of essays on democracy on the occasion of Werner Kaägi's 70th birthday. Tightly argued, it cogently distills a lifetime of insight on the eternal topic. It is one of the last published works by Kofi Abrefa Busia, former Prime Minister of Ghana and was written in exile only months before his death in 1978. |
Yes |
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1985 |
Interview with Papa Agyemang |
interview conducted by Obeng Busia; reflecting on the history of the father-son relationship between Papa Agyemang and Busia |
Transcript of interview |
No |