In 1958, Tom Mboya was elected Chairman of the first All-African People's Conference held in Accra, Ghana. In the image, he is seen being welcomed to Accra by President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana (right). This conference was a significant milestone in the Pan-African movement, bringing together leaders from across the continent to discuss decolonization and strategies for achieving independence and unity in Africa. Mboya's election as chairman highlights his prominent role in the Pan-Africanist movement and his influence in African politics.
Image Number: APN757259

APN757259

Description: In 1958, Tom Mboya was elected Chairman of the first All-African People's Conference held in Accra, Ghana. In the image, he is seen being welcomed to Accra by President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana (right). This conference was a significant milestone in the Pan-African movement, bringing together leaders from across the continent to discuss decolonization and strategies for achieving independence and unity in Africa. Mboya's election as chairman highlights his prominent role in the Pan-Africanist movement and his influence in African politics. City: Accra Country: Ghana Date Created: 11-05-1958 Creator: Mohamed Amin Credit Notice: The Mohamed Amin Collection / Camerapix / african.pictures Keywords: