Title
Artificial Intelligence in Africa: A Tool for Freedom and Prosperity?
Synopsis
This publication is a collection of interviews, essays, and artworks from African academics, journalists, lawyers, and entrepreneurs, sorted into sections on education, journalism, business, law, and public administration. The running question is whether Africa will lead on AI or repeat its internet story of fast growth and low penetration. Contributors like Femi Falana, Ogechi Adeola, Mimi Mefo Newuh, and Chinua Asuzu argue that Africa needs its own data, compute, and language models rather than imported ones, and warn that where institutions are weak, AI can automate repression just as easily as it can widen access to courts, classrooms, and credit. The tone is hopeful but wary, with most writers insisting that electricity, connectivity, and accountable government have to come before any of the promised gains.
Editor
ibrahim Anoba
Year of publication
2026
Title
The Future of Democracy in Africa: Voices from Africa’s Leading Think Tanks
Synopsis
This book establishes a bold premise: African democracy is not only in crisis—it is conceptually broken. To salvage its future, Africans must reject tokenistic definitions of democracy (like mere elections) and reimagine it as a holistic, interconnected system of institutions and freedoms.
Through this volume, public policy thinkers and reform-minded leaders offer concrete, region-specific ideas to revitalize African democracy for the next generation—not by imitating the West, but by building on Africa’s own evolving democratic ambitions.
Editor
ibrahim Anoba
Year of publication
2025
Title
The Freedom African
Synopsis
This magazine is a collection of freedom-oriented thoughts from across Africa. Through well-researched articles, analytical essays, and thoughtful interviews, it advances discourse on governance, rights, economics, and culture—supporting the development of a new generation of African policy and media voices rooted in the values of individual freedom and pluralism. By nurturing young African voices and giving them the tools to speak credibly and powerfully on critical issues, the magazine helps build the intellectual infrastructure for a freer, more prosperous Africa.
Editor
ibrahim Anoba
Year of publication
2024
Title
Applied Economics for Africa
Synopsis
In this book, George Ayittey argues that Africa’s underdevelopment stems not from a lack of resources, but from oppressive governance and imported economic ideologies that overlook indigenous practices. He advocates for a return to Africa’s traditional economic systems—rooted in free village markets, consensus-based democracy, and private property—as the foundation for modern prosperity.
Author
George B. N. Ayittey, PhD
Year of publication
2018