A Future That Remembers is a visionary work of African Futurism—a collection of archival fragments, manifestos, and intimate narratives from a 22nd-century Africa that has redefined civilization.

Rejecting borrowed paradigms of progress, this future has disciplined technology, integrated ancestors into living archives, and made ethics the core of governance.

Through lyrical, philosophical prose, the book explores a world where memory is active, care is non-negotiable, and the future is built not on speed, but on sustained accountability. A profound and grounding blueprint for a world in need of deeper roots.