Augustine Adu Frimpong received his PhD in public policy from Southern University and A&M College.

• Foreword by Onyumbe LukongoPrefaceChapter 1: The Genesis, The Past and The Current Situation of Life Expectancy in AfricaChapter 2: Life Expectancy, Health, Geo-Patial Analytics and War/Conflict TheoriesChapter 3: Methodology and Models Specification of Spatio-Temporal and Spatial Regression AnalysesChapter 4: Spatio- Temporal Analysis of Life Expectancy and Conflict-cum-War in AfricaChapter 5: Epilogue: Conclusion, Policy Recommendations and Implications Appendix I: Spatio-Temporal Analysis Data OutputAppendix II: Some Selected Development Indicators and Data from World Bank, IMF, and Barrow & Lee, from 1960 to 2015

Very impressively, The book, Life Expectancy In Africa: Improving Public Health Policy, offers its readers a comprehensive analysis of life expectancy on the African continent and, subsequently, it proposes avenues for impacting public policy generally in Africa. Most certainly, Life Expectancy In Africa: Improving Public Health Policy, is a publication that must be obtained for edification by researchers, including students, their teachers, as well as general readers, who wish to learn, in detail, about life expectancy on the African continent, coupled with how to improve on the over-all public health policy on the continent.