This anthology brings together speeches and reflections by scholars, practitioners, and public figures on the legacy of Kofi Abrefa Busia, the first African professor on Ghanaian soil and Prime Minister during the Second Republic.

The collection examines Busia’s contributions to Ghana’s democratic development, rural transformation, and intellectual life. It situates his ideas within historical and contemporary debates on governance, leadership, and national development, offering insight into the foundations of Ghana’s political and social institutions.