Agency for Africa's Financing Sovereignty: A Decolonial Path to Agenda 2063

Document Type

Dissertation

Publication Date

Spring 5-2-2026

Keywords

Africa Union, Futures Studies, Economic Policy

Abstract

Through Agenda 2063, the African Union committed to financial sovereignty by establishing key continental financial institutions. Yet, these institutions remain unrealized. The doctoral project argues that the central challenge lies in a deficit of collective agency—compounded by fragmentation, weak coordination, and limited strategic leadership. It further highlights a lack of strategic foresight in shaping Africa’s future. Drawing on decolonial, foresight, and collective action frameworks, it argues that Africa’s financing sovereignty is essential to its transformation. It calls for deliberate, coordinated action to build these institutions as a pathway to emancipated and prosperous African futures.

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