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Norris McDonald | Faye, Senegal and France's vicious cycle of oppression | Commentary - Vimarsana News

Norris McDonald | Faye, Senegal and France's vicious cycle of oppression | Commentary

“We want France to leave us alone!” – Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye “Africa belongs to African,” Senegal’s President Diomaye Faye said, as he basked in his recent earth-shattering triumph over the corrupt, Western-backed Macky...

In the fog of uncertainty, Senegal lights a fire, by Owei Lakemfa - Vimarsana News

In the fog of uncertainty, Senegal lights a fire, by Owei Lakemfa

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The junta belt - Vimarsana News

The junta belt

What’s fueling the military takeovers sweeping across West and Central Africa?

Babysitting France In Africa -By Owei Lakemfa – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Babysitting France In Africa -By Owei Lakemfa – Opinion Nigeria

Juliana Ojinnaka, a participant, posited that without the political and economic unity of African countries, Africa cannot make progress in its socio-economic and political development. The conference concluded that the best interest of the African people is to push France out of the continent and collectively build a united Africa where no one will be hungry or oppressed.

Babysitting France in Africa by Owei Lakemfa - Vimarsana News

Babysitting France in Africa by Owei Lakemfa

FRANCE is a problem. In Africa, it is a man-child fighting hard to retain its feeding bottle. The United Kingdom-based Socialist Labour organised a virtual conference of Africans to discuss this and the current crises in Africa, with an emphasis on the Francophone countries. Co-ordinator Tokunbo Oke, in commenting on the theme, “The Niger Coup: |