The Pan-African Congress of 1945, which called for an end to colonial rule in Africa, was held in which city?

Note: The marked answer conflicts with the explanation text. The 1945 Pan-African Congress was actually held in Manchester, England, not London. Future Pan-African Congresses met in other cities like Accra.

The Manchester congress brought together African leaders demanding independence. Attendees included Kwame Nkrumah and Jomo Kenyatta. They called for immediate decolonization of Africa.

This congress energized independence movements across the continent. Within 15 years, most African countries gained freedom from colonial rule.