Thunder in the Morning

At last, The Novel, about Africa's first industrial action in Ghana! Secret populist up-rising! The horror, from folk perspective! Africa's public grief! Rural farmer's private anguish!

Strike action? Protest? All ineffectual! The only viable alternative in 1948, for property distribution? Unspeakable! Looting! Radical organized nation-wide liberation of Colonial shops! With alarms from Zimbabwe, to Somali!

The story? Akuse-Amedeka, hosted all boats sailing the Volta. Thereafter, natural rocky cataracts checked all advance! Suddenly, Anani Nanor, African secretary of secret Labor Union, receives a strange gift - a kiss from unusual visitor! A stunning white lady, immaculately Sunday frocked, at his blacksmith workshop!

"Do you see that?" Nomo Adziga, whispered to Maa Adzeley.

"Clear as day light!"

"Nose-rubbing! European merchants are rubbing noses with us!"

Betrayal? Or, solidarity with the people's cause? Enough to challenge ethical folk imagination at the Holy African traditional Shrine of Thunder, Yeve