Samia and Sekou Nkrumah reveal how the 1966 Coup affected their late brother
What did the 1966 coup do to Gamel Nkrumah's life, and how did his siblings describe his struggles?
Samia and Sekou Nkrumah discuss how the 1966 coup that ousted their father, Ghana's first president, shaped their late brother Gamel's life.
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