Horman Chitonge Knihy

Focusing on the transformative potential of industrial policy in Africa, this book introduces the concept of Frontier Industrial Policy as a strategic tool for economic change. It provides a comprehensive analysis that will engage researchers in Economics, Development, Postcolonial Studies, and African Studies, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities within the continent's industrial landscape.

The book explores the paradox of Africa's wealth in natural and human resources juxtaposed with its persistent poverty. It argues that the root cause of this disparity is the continent's lack of economic sovereignty, which hinders its ability to harness and benefit from its abundant resources. Through this lens, the author delves into the complexities of economic independence and its implications for Africa's development.