During his spring African tour, Malcolm spoke with reporters in Accra before addressing the University of Ghana the following day. His visits placed the US Black freedom struggle in conversation with newly independent African states and their debates over foreign investment, political sovereignty, and neocolonial influence. The event is dated in retrospective chronologies; the surviving public record is thinner than for his university address.
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The University of Ghana address framed African resource control as unrelated to US Black freedom.
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Malcolm linked African sovereignty and resource extraction to the global racial order.