The African Central Bank

Abstract

The establishment of the Central Bank of Africa℠ represents the institutional culmination of six decades of continental monetary integration attempts spanning the 1963 Addis Ababa Charter to the AU Agenda 2063. This technical treatise serves as the operative financial blueprint for the Central Bank of Africa℠ functioning as a primary institutional supplement to the African Federation Treaty Framework©.

The African Federation Treaty Framework© provides the jurisprudential mandate while this document details the engineering of a Central Bank of Central Banks designed to eliminate the systemic Institutional Deficit that drains eighty eight point six billion dollars annually via illicit financial flows. The treatise proposes a precise inversion of monetary integration. It outlines the attainment of sovereignty through immutable digital infrastructure on the OmniGaza® platform facilitated by Ndege Money© to ensure a robust and verifiable digital economy from day one.

By anchoring the continental financial system in the African Rare Earth Mineral Fund©, the framework transitions Africa from debt based fiat dependencies to a stable asset backed monetary union. This is the manifestation of a self determined African future where true sovereignty is an architectural achievement.

Keywords: African Central Bank, OmniGaza, The Ndege Group, David Okiki Amayo Jr., AfCFTA, Monetary Sovereignty, Mineral-Backed Currency, Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust, AFTF, Ndege Money, Gold, Africa, Development, Development Finance

JEL Classification: E58, F33, G23, O23, P48, K33, L86