The Africa We Need: The Ceasing of Crises, Prosperity and the Destiny of Africa

This book probably would be the most challenging book ever written on this subject. It challenges the century's widespread false social stagnation and stigma mindset, the widest bogus practice, and longtime hold belief about Africa. And presenting a different unique approach and method with solid principles, and strong correcting measures to reverse the engineer and achieved the impossible political, economic, social, and cultural development for Africa.

This book dispels the myriad and gigantic myths that were posing on Africa and reveals the hidden secret(s) for the success of Africa.

This book goes so far away from the social mainstream ideology and conviction which continuing to haunting us with lots of negative effects that promoting and reinforcing the dependence behavior either from the west or east and blotted us out to stand up with our own feet. It also gets astray from the grain's norms that keep us captive of the psyche and thought which were imposed on us, and ingrained in us by the colonial imperialism rule and it entrenches at the deepest level of the African roots and its relationship with the other part of the world.

As you beginning to read it you will start looking continent more positively and from different perspectives of indigenous blessings, pride, dignity, and its ability for the highest achieving glance; for its peace and development as well as for the world. It places Africa back to its original birthplace and rightful position in the world arena.

After you complete reading the book you will spontaneously find yourself in another stronger mindset state with a unique different spirit accelerating by an optimistic view on Africa, for life, and the world at large.

African nations were not ever going backward except for some unprecedented events that stop and slower their development and progress but rather than they are moving forward with a slow average of motion invariably of time. This book's primary purpose is to present the "Strong Policy Actions" to the Africans in a unique way better than it has ever been and submit to the African stakeholders, civil society, youth, citizens, and other participants to improve the process.

These Strong Policy Actions would be suitable and so helpful to the continent. The author thinks and believes that if the society took the words of the book in their heart and implemented accordingly then the continent would automatically change the political course and environment of Africa, improve the social development and economic trajectory of the entire continent, and speed up the overall growth and then placed the continent in its birth and rightful place in the world economy, politics, and social relationship.