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  1. Anita Afonu and “The Eyes of Ghana”: Ghana Will Film Its Own History

    Ghanaian director Anita Afonu has been working with Chris Hesse for more than ten years to save film footage from Ghana’s independence. Her documentary “The Eyes of Ghana” shows why Kwame Nkrumah understood the power of images and why Africa must tell its own history.