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The New African Financial Order is not just a book. It is a strategic manual, an intellectual weapon and a call to action for all those who believe that Africa must take back control of its destiny. In its pages, you will discover: Why political independence is worthless without economic sovereignty; How current financial mechanisms shackle Africa and prevent it from transforming its own wealth; Concrete strategies for building a solid, independent African financial system that serves development; A clear vision: moving from dependent consumer to key global player. This book does not merely denounce. It proposes a path, a method, a new economic order in which Africa is no longer a spectator but a decision-maker of its own future. If you believe that the time for talk is over, if you know that Africa must create its own rules, if you want to be among those who build rather than suffer, then this book is for you.