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n this powerful manifesto, Jean-Pierre Bekolo calls for a revolution of consciousness, urging Africa and its diaspora to break free from manipulative narratives that cast the continent as either a victim or a resource to be exploited. His message is clear: Africa must stop being an object of history and become its subject.
Bekolo reframes Africa's strategic resources-coltan, cobalt, uranium-not as curses but as sources of power. He envisions a pan-African platform merging culture, economy, and collective intelligence to reclaim autonomy. His call to the diaspora is direct: "Return to Africa-this is where the future is being shaped."
Critiquing Africa-Europe relations, he denounces the failures of the Afro-European project, shaped by unbridled liberalism and structural racism. In contrast, he proposes a model based on hybridity, cultural mixing, and "mantism"-a universal ecological consciousness inspired by Africa.
Bekolo reframes Africa's strategic resources-coltan, cobalt, uranium-not as curses but as sources of power. He envisions a pan-African platform merging culture, economy, and collective intelligence to reclaim autonomy. His call to the diaspora is direct: "Return to Africa-this is where the future is being shaped."
Critiquing Africa-Europe relations, he denounces the failures of the Afro-European project, shaped by unbridled liberalism and structural racism. In contrast, he proposes a model based on hybridity, cultural mixing, and "mantism"-a universal ecological consciousness inspired by Africa.