Africa has seen this story before. Leaders who dare to sever colonial ties, reject foreign military control, and assert economic sovereignty rarely finish their terms in peace. Today, a new generation has emerged, Colonel Assimi Goïta, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, and General Abdourahmane Tchiani, men who have openly challenged the systems that continue to manage Africa long after independence. To Western powers, they are dangerous. To millions of Africans, they represent possibility. To history, they stand in familiar and perilous territory.
Will They Be Next? is a bold and unflinching examination of empire’s modern playbook. Tracing a chilling line from Lumumba and Sankara to Gaddafi and today’s defiant leaders, this book exposes how power is neutralized through assassinations, economic coercion, media warfare, and the soft language of diplomacy. Written by a scholar who has studied empire from within and lived its consequences across Africa and America, the book combines rigorous research with moral clarity. This is not an endorsement of coups or military rule. It is a demand for honesty. A confrontation with global hypocrisy. And a warning to a continent at a crossroads, for when African leaders stop asking for permission, history shows they start paying a price. The question is no longer whether the pattern exists, but whether Africans will recognize it in time.
Will They Be Next?
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