From Sankara to Traoré traces the living flame of African revolutionary thought from the era of Thomas Sankara to the rise of Captain Ibrahim Traoré. In this visionary work, Dr. Rauna Shipena, DM examines how two generations—divided by time but united by purpose—reflect Africa’s enduring struggle for sovereignty, integrity, and ethical governance.

Drawing on history, political philosophy, and contemporary leadership analysis, the book explores how today’s young reformers are reviving Sankara’s ideals of self-reliance, justice, and people-centered development within a digital, multipolar world. It is both an intellectual bridge between the 1980s revolutionaries and modern-day reformers, and a rallying call for Africa’s youth to reclaim the continent’s destiny through conscious, accountable leadership.