African Phoenix explores Africa’s resurgence from colonial ashes amid today’s shifting global power. The book begins with the author’s 1990s Ghana trip, followed by chapters on debt (calling for a payment strike), land, food insecurity, climate change, labour, conflict, culture-led pan-Africanism, and diaspora ties. It concludes with reflections and a call for a unified African movement.
African Phoenix explores Africa’s resurgence from colonial ashes amid today’s shifting global power. The book begins with the author’s 1990s Ghana trip, followed by chapters on debt (calling for a payment strike), land, food insecurity, climate change, labour, conflict, culture-led pan-Africanism, and diaspora ties. It concludes with reflections and a call for a unified African movement.
