Afro-Arab Prophet, Proselytiser, Pharoah, and Pope
Focusing on the life of Boutros Boutros-Ghali, this biography explores the achievements of the Egyptian scholar-diplomat, who stands out as the most intellectually accomplished among the nine UN secretaries-general. It delves into his significant contributions to international diplomacy and scholarship, offering a detailed look at his impact on global affairs and the legacy he left behind.
Focusing on the complex dynamics between Nigeria and South Africa, this book explores their political, economic, and cultural relations against a backdrop of rivalry and hegemony. It includes detailed biographical profiles of key figures from both nations, offering insights into their influence and contributions to bilateral interactions.
The narrative unfolds in "After Africa," where Cecil Rhodes, the British South African imperialist, awakens in a surreal limbo after a 120-year slumber. Over the course of five days, he navigates this strange afterlife, confronting his legacy and the consequences of his imperial ambitions. The story explores themes of redemption, identity, and the impact of colonialism, offering a unique perspective on Rhodes's life and the historical context of his actions.