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Javier Clemente Engonga Avomo is a leading figure in contemporary Pan-Africanist literature and thought. With a track record of hundreds of published books, he has addressed topics ranging from politics and economics to philosophy and African culture. In addition to his work as a writer, he has held leadership roles in the public administration of Equatorial Guinea, demonstrating a clear vision and commitment to progress and justice. His dedication to universalizing knowledge has led him to found digital libraries that make his works accessible for free, strengthening his legacy as an influential voice on the continent.

After having distributed his hundreds of books exclusively through Amazon, Javier Clemente Engonga understood that knowledge should not be a luxury accessible only according to purchasing power. Wisdom and knowledge are universal goods that should be within everyone's reach. For this reason, he founded the Equatorial Guinea Newspaper™, the Equatorial Guinea Library™, the African Library™ and the Global Digital Library™ respectively, digital platforms to download his books for free.

His decision to make some of his books available to the public for free on these platforms is strategic and aligned with his principles as an author and pan-Africanist.

By making these books available for free, he guarantees access to knowledge and maintains control over his works, preventing others from benefiting from his rights without his consent.

Statement by Mr. Javier Clemente Owono Engonga Avomo

"If Africa needs to rise up, we all have to do our part, then consider this catalogue of more than two hundred books written by me and coveted by Amazon and its partners, my first contribution to our collective cultural, moral, intellectual, economic and technological evolution. We are entering a different world and time, where 'money' is not the most important thing. Now more than ever, the most important thing is for Africa and the oppressed peoples of the world to rise up."