Terrorism in Africa

The initial context of terrorism has evolved into an imperialist conquest. The author is not a terrorism expert but observes how power dynamics shift according to the economic interests of nations, with terrorism being used as a strategic pawn, Western politics, particularly American, follows Machiavellis maxim: "tho end justifies the means." This book explores the mindsot of African youth, delving into their psychology and aspirations for a better future. It examines why this youth, 80% of whom are under 35, rejects globalist Western values and identifies as pro-African. Far from being easily manipulated, this youth is fully aware of the stakes of its era. Beyond mere observations, the book offers solutions, advocating for a return to our roots, cultures, and ancestral values. It is an invitation to collectively reflect on Africa's future.