This striking 1962 Africa Freedom Day issue from Ghana commemorates the growing unity and independence of African nations during the early post-colonial era. The bold modernist design features the African continent overlaid with a dynamic compass motif, symbolizing direction, solidarity, and a shared future. Issued in three denominations (3d, 6d, and 1/3), the set reflects Ghana’s leadership role in Pan-African ideals under Kwame Nkrumah. A classic topical set highly regarded by collectors of Africa, independence movements, and 1960s modern designs.

Country: Ghana
Issue Date: 15 April 1962
Theme: African Unity · Independence · Pan-African Movement