The Encyclopedia of African Sovereignty

The Encyclopedia of African Sovereignty is a monumental work that redefines the continent's destiny through the lens of the Sentinel World-Object. Structured into 6 sections and 60 chapters, this scientific and philosophical treatise proposes a break with the models of dependence inherited from the 1960s. In it, the author develops a framework for power centered on mastery of "Silica" (digital sovereignty and AI) and the "Atom" (civilian energy), the pillars of technological and infrastructural autonomy.​Beyond the technical aspects, the book theorizes the "Restoration of Souls," a decolonization of the mind that is essential for transitioning from the role of witness to that of Sentinel of global equilibrium. Drawing on his experience as a behind-the-scenes volunteer, the author links the sociology of giving to a diplomacy of the future capable of mediating global conflicts. From the red earth of Foto to international forums, this encyclopedia offers a roadmap for 2050, when Africa will become the laboratory for a new humanism, reconciling France and its "land of blood" in shared sovereign dignity. A work of clarity in the face of darkness.