Description

The book is bringing to fore new ways and approaches to governance in Africa and it underscores what politics can do in realizing this to modern states, including those in Africa. It captures the beyond 21st Century moment for Africa in lieu of the vast resources associated with the continent. The questions asked pertinently in the book include; What should a new Africa (same resources, same methods of governance, recycled leadership, Western leaning academicians, same traditional export-import trade) entail? The authors yearn for good agricultural forms, profitable business models, seeing ills and rectifying them, and dealing with power dispositions responsibly.

Dr. Thomas Otieno Juma (A graduate of Kisii, Nkumba, and Bugema Universities for PhD, MA, and undergraduate respectively). Currently a Lecturer of Public Admin at University of Kabianga. He previously lectured Political Science at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) Nairobi after having been lecturer at Moi, Rongo, and Kisii Universities respectively for the same discipline.