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Afrika: Democracy as a Tool to Divide and Conquer
—Told from an unapologetically Afrikan perspective.

This is not just another book about democracy. This is a challenge to everything you've been told about how power should work in Afrika.

Written by Bernard OUATTARA, a UK-trained architect and political thinker born of the continent, this bold and necessary work exposes how so-called democratic systems—crafted elsewhere and imposed here—have done more to divide than to develop. With piercing clarity and cultural truth, the book dismantles the myth that Western democracy is universal or neutral.

Told in the voice of an Afrikan who has walked both sides of the global line, this book is equal parts history, critique, and blueprint. It rejects foreign templates and calls for a system rooted in Afrikan values, memory, and people. It dares to imagine a future where leadership serves, where power is shared, and where governance begins—not with politics—but with the soul of a people.

Afrika: Democracy as a Tool to Divide and Conquer is not just a book. It's a movement in print.
Read it. Share it. Let it provoke. Let it build.