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  • European powers had divided Africa among themselves and exploited its people and resources.
  • Pan-Africanism (H.S. Williams' African Association, 1900; Pan-African Congresses from 1919) created unity and awareness among Africans.
  • The Second World War weakened Britain and France; the UN Charter supported the right of self-determination, and the independence of India inspired Africans.
  • Leaders like Kwame Nkrumah led freedom struggles; Ghana became free in 1957 and many African nations became independent in the 1960s. Thus decolonisation began in Africa.
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