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This book could not be published at any better moment, in this context of important developments emerging all across the world, especially Africa, precisely her Western part. With the new wave of military take overs in West Africa, the formation of new alliances, the repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine war on Africa, the socio-political atmosphere of the world is changing. Those metamorphoses are what Pulse of the Sub-Saharan Dunes captures. With a Pan-African verve, the book scrutinizes the new realities in West Africa, their genesis, and many of the salient traits of occurrences in Africa and the Black diaspora. Countries like Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Guinea and many others are put under the spotlight in order to examine the specificities of their recent or current socio-political and economic tableaus. The role played by a young generation with a new mindset partly framed by social media is at the center of the novel developments. The Black Diaspora in the Americas had for centuries collaborated in diverse ways with Africa and the impact of those rapports on present day Africa is minutiously dissected by the author. Women's power, the central role of Africa in world civilization are also revisited. This book must find its way in every library where critical thinking has a space; the scribal eloquence and penmanship of the author is one of the strengths of the book.