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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: |

France Is The Biggest Problem In French-Speaking West African Countries - Vimarsana News

France Is The Biggest Problem In French-Speaking West African Countries

France is the devil, and all the unrest taking place is because of France. Ask me why? African Countries Still Pay Over $500 Billion as Colonial Tax to France Each Year When Sekou Toure of Guinea Conakry triggered the abandonment of France (Independence), the French government ordered home three thousand…

Babysitting France in Africa, By Owei Lakemfa - Vimarsana News

Babysitting France in Africa, By Owei Lakemfa

The best interest of the African people is to push France out of the continent and collectively build a united Africa.

Democracy and the resurgence of military coups in Africa, By Jideofor Adibe - Vimarsana News

Democracy and the resurgence of military coups in Africa, By Jideofor Adibe

What does the resurgence of military coups in Africa tell us about the fate of liberal democracy in the continent?

Random Thoughts On Democracy And Resurgence Of Military Coups In Africa - Vimarsana News

Random Thoughts On Democracy And Resurgence Of Military Coups In Africa

Military coups became the norm in several African countries shortly after independence until the 1990s when the current ‘wave’ of democracy began. The