Sam Jonah and the Remaking of Ashanti ~ A A Taylor

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Sam Jonah and the Remaking of Ashanti ~ A A Taylor

Large soft cover with cover flaps
302 pages including index
Excellent condition

This is a biography that chronicles the inspirational life of Sam Jonah, one of Africa's most prominent black businessmen. The book details his journey from humble beginnings, working underground as a shovel boy, to becoming the CEO of the Ashanti Goldfields Corporation, a trailblazing African gold mining company.

The narrative highlights Jonah's determination to overcome numerous obstacles throughout his career, including frenzied deals, boardroom cliffhangers, political scandals, and private battles. Through his corporate leadership, the book explores the paradox of a continent rich in gold and minerals yet plagued by poverty. It's a hopeful story about breaking the confines of one's circumstances, not just for Africans but for individuals worldwide.

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