District Commissioner Makes His Monthly Tour -- The District Commissioner stops in the Kpandu market to chat with the "'mammies" As they practically all trade in a small was it is a wonder any of them have time to buy.They all know the District Commissioner who jokes and laughs as he passes amongst them stalls.Today a District Commissioner's life is one of supervision. His job is to train the African in political responsibility and self government, to see that the chiefs wield their power wisely, roads are kept in repair, African soldiers' wives are paid their allotments and out of the way villages Informed of the progress of the war. The Gold Coast Colony divided into thirteen districts each with a District Commissioner. September 21, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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District Commissioner Makes His Monthly Tour -- The District Commissioner stops in the Kpandu market to chat with the "'mammies" As they practically all trade in a small was it is a wonder any of them have time to buy.They all know the District Commissioner who jokes and laughs as he passes amongst them stalls.Today a District Commissioner's life is one of supervision. His job is to train the African in political responsibility and self government, to see that the chiefs wield their power wisely, roads are kept in repair, African soldiers' wives are paid their allotments and out of the way villages Informed of the progress of the war. The Gold Coast Colony divided into thirteen districts each with a District Commissioner. September 21, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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