In New African Thinkers, young scholars from across Africa discuss their vision for the social, political, and economic future of their continent. A unifying element running throughout their work is the argument that culture--defined broadly as a way of life, system of values and controls, and modes of practice and expression--lies at the heart of a reimagined Africa: a place of prosperity and socioeconomic well-being, integration, and self-determination. The book grew out of the Tenth African Young Graduates and Scholars conference, the theme of which was the African Union's Agenda 2063. CONTENTS: • Introduction--A. Bialostocka and V. Mjimba. • A PROSPEROUS AFRICA BASED ON INCLUSIVE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. • Culture of Corruption or Corruption of Culture? Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa--J.O. David. • Integrating Indigenous Knowledge into Rural Development in Botswana: A Case Study--M. Seleka. • How Africans Trade Their Riches for Roads and Bridges: Three Stories--D.P. Zongwe. • AN AFRICA OF GOOD GOVERNANCE, DEMOCRACY, RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, JUSTICE, AND THE RULE OF LAW. • The TinkhundlaMonarchical Democracy: An African System of Good Governance?--H. Dlamini • Rights-Recognition Theory: An African Perspective--S.W. Ndwandwe. • Postconflict Rehabilitation of the Child: Psychology and the Law in Africa--A. Onuora-Oguno and S. Shaanika. • AN AFRICA WITH A STRONG CULTURAL IDENTITY, COMMON HERITAGE, SHARED VALUES, AND ETHICS. • Political Leadership and Cultural Identity--N.K. Mwila. • Visioning the Africa We Want: Post-Africanism and the Art of Titus Matiyane--P. Sidogi. • Preserving Intangible Cultural Heritage: Indigenous Songs of the Naro of Botswana--M.F. Rabatoko. • AN AFRICA WHERE DEVELOPMENT IS PEOPLE DRIVEN, UNLEASHING THE POTENTIAL OF WOMEN AND YOUTH. • Stokvels as Small-Business Financiers in KwaZulu Natal--M.J. Ndlovu. • POSTSCRIPT. • #Sowhat?Or a Letter to New African Thinkers--O. Bialostocka and V. Mjimba.