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  • @aljazeeraenglish
    @aljazeeraenglish  Год назад +33

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      @smithnjumbe1325 Год назад +1

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    • @unibks4382
      @unibks4382 Год назад +1

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      Liberté, égalité, fraternité for oppressed Africans.
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    • @cringedude3427
      @cringedude3427 Год назад +3

      What about the coup of the current prince of Qatar 🇶🇦 on his father and his father on his grandfather 😂
      Qatar 🇶🇦 is the most hypocritical country in the world. Shame on you

    • @nmg1909
      @nmg1909 Год назад

      Don't forget to say, Why coup in francophone countries? France is the epicenter of the cause of the coup because of France's double standard and how it conspired with the leaders of these countries to steal their resources.

  • @T.image79
    @T.image79 Год назад +670

    IT IS NOT “an idea that France treats Africans unequally”.
    IT IS FACT
    FRANCE HAS BEEN GETTING URANIUM FOR 0.80cents per kilogram when it’s Market price IS $200 per kilogram.
    THIS IS HOW FRANCE TREATS AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
    IT IS HORRIFIC!!

    • @NjieZiphougarth
      @NjieZiphougarth Год назад

      Spot on but is also the puppet leaders and corruption politicians

    • @paulteske4735
      @paulteske4735 Год назад

      Idk why this hasn’t been mentioned more in the media. There’s a huge paper written back in 2010 showing France (AREVA) paid about $3.4m but mined about $430m in uranium. It’s been going on for decades.
      … And Wagner is doing exactly the same thing.

    • @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745
      @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745 Год назад +21

      0.80 cents per what? Is it per kilo?

    • @T.image79
      @T.image79 Год назад

      @@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745
      Yes.
      Per kilogram

    • @ahmedlusajogibbonsmwaikamb6099
      @ahmedlusajogibbonsmwaikamb6099 Год назад +85

      Per Kilo! Plus they have 1st refusal over every contract, every mineral resource plus 50% of their Treasury has to be stored in France!

  • @briancasa1054
    @briancasa1054 Год назад +523

    Obviously the people of Africa is seeing other countries develop and looking at their own conditions! They are tired of being taken advantage of! You don’t need a degree to understand

    • @polishpsych
      @polishpsych Год назад +59

      They are still being taken advantage of but by new countries (Russia, China) and new people.

    • @singduong5513
      @singduong5513 Год назад +39

      ​@@polishpsychwhat has the west done for Africa?

    • @RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv
      @RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv Год назад

      @@singduong5513
      Your corrupt Governmets are responsible.
      Its all over Africa,from the bottom to the top.
      I would suggest ministers from the west,,who are Africans from orgines.
      And some nasty black journalist from the west.
      The should be able to stop corruption in Africa.

    • @dt9233
      @dt9233 Год назад +1

      Well said! Africa is sick and tired and all colonizers that have caused destabilization needs to go France kicked out first and others to follow as they continue to cleanup Africa from those that truly aren't there to help Africa... They just want to take the resources.

    • @l2thadeusable
      @l2thadeusable Год назад +40

      @@singduong5513looting and looting and looting

  • @darnellrobeson4761
    @darnellrobeson4761 Год назад +63

    The youth are realizing that their countries are rich in resources. Yet the citizens are poor. Makes ZERO sense. They are tired of it. Those countries should be thriving economically.

    • @handle-changed
      @handle-changed Год назад +9

      just sitting on resources doesn't make you rich.

    • @darnellrobeson4761
      @darnellrobeson4761 Год назад +6

      @@handle-changed it should

    • @jwt1035
      @jwt1035 Год назад +2

      @@darnellrobeson4761It’s only a resource if you know how to use it. To the ordinary African it’s just dirt. Wealth happens when you have the knowledge and technical ability to turn dirt into something useful.

    • @darnellrobeson4761
      @darnellrobeson4761 Год назад +1

      @@jwt1035 thats very tru. However not every African is ordinary or average. There are educated and resourceful Africans. Thats why they keep having these coups to remove the ones in power with that old thinking.

  • @tajeddinebadry8481
    @tajeddinebadry8481 Год назад +154

    You can fool some people all the time, you can fool all people for some time, but you can't fool all people all the time.

    • @ziadalaoui2461
      @ziadalaoui2461 Год назад +4

      Nailed it!

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад

      Russia is quite good in fooling people, look at the Russians, they think they are free and quite rich, which is a complete lie

    • @One.Zero.One101
      @One.Zero.One101 Год назад

      I get why they wanted France out, but seeing people waiving Russian flags is so naive. The Ruskies want the same resources France did.

    • @ziadalaoui2461
      @ziadalaoui2461 Год назад

      The US is too good of an ally of France so they see Russia is the best replacement @@One.Zero.One101

    • @KevinAdams26
      @KevinAdams26 Год назад

      It seems you can fool Africans to think, despite literally ALL evidence to the contrary, that Russia, CHina, and their own internal corrupt politicians and military will help them. Sounds reasonable and sane...

  • @RedHorseman66
    @RedHorseman66 Год назад +33

    There was an Arab spring, this is the African Summer. Still waiting on Asia fall, and European winter.

    • @llamaboss1434
      @llamaboss1434 Год назад +2

      No, we live before a global fall, and by the end of the century it will be a full on winter. There will be no prosperity for Arabs or Africans at all, they will never have cheap food or water, and so, industrialization will falter and then revert in short order. Most will be in full on deindustrialization by the end of the . Europe will get dragged down by migration until it turns full on fascist. South America and Asia will continue to tread water and slowly climb in the case of specific metropoles. But mostly the old world will burn, as humanity will come to terms with the reality of cultures and people being unequal and never having equal outcomes.

    • @handle-changed
      @handle-changed Год назад

      positive thoughts contribute to positive outcome they say, quantum physics discovery.@@llamaboss1434

    • @themac9677
      @themac9677 Год назад

      @@llamaboss1434 Or western nations will have their flow of trillions of dollars of natural resources and cheap labor from the rest of the world cut off. The new BRICS economic alliance will bolster the currencies of its members while de-dollarizing the modern world removing colonial nations as the stand alone world power. With this power gone, individuals of European colonial descent will lose their priveldge and have to adjust to a world that isn't centered around them

    • @katimboallan4605
      @katimboallan4605 Год назад +1

      Very interesting

    • @belis35
      @belis35 Год назад +5

      😂last time I checked, Arab spring didn’t bring anything to the people.

  • @Lamin_G
    @Lamin_G Год назад +162

    *Better topic:* How does Africa effectively deal with the *ORIGINAL contagion* on the continent -- "Western" imperialism, while cleansing itself of corrupt, self-serving "leaders"?

    • @dialogswithgod7128
      @dialogswithgod7128 Год назад

      The day American pulled out from Afghan a plan number #2 was ready for execution. Most don't know it but France is just now realizing how costly the word "ALLIES" means. It means you are a vasal state of America, it means you are a slave of America. It also means if you don't toe the American line you will vanish like many before you. Emanual Macro mentioning autonomy for EU from American policy 3 months ago has resulted in this. France thought that they could get ECOWAS (their proxy) to crush the Niger, Sudan coup well America had other plans - now Gabon. Many more coups to go in coming months and years. If Macro talks more independence in future interviews well there are other coups waiting. Leave it to the CIA they have 70 year experience in this domain in every country. Just ask the Germans what happened to their cheap Russian gas pipeline - another so called Allie. You are allies NOT the boss so stay within your space decided by Neocons in the US. Who is Putin really fighting? Its the Neocons in America not Ukraine. God help the French as the CIA won't. To be enemies with America is dangerous but to be an Allie/friend with America is 100% FETAL. Its that simple.

    • @Lamin_G
      @Lamin_G Год назад +10

      @@dialogswithgod7128
      I get it that the U.S. commands loyalty or else...You have to understand, however, that the coups in "former" French colonies started _before_ Macron publicly called for the "autonomy" of the European Union. Truth be told, anti-Western sentiment had been brewing for a while; it is only now the world media is taking note because of the recent coups in close succession.

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад

      certainly not by letting Russia take over the control over the corrupt African dictators and the natural resources of the African countries

    • @optimusprime5794
      @optimusprime5794 Год назад

      ​@@goeast12blah blah blah blah blah.... ain't nobody got time to read all that essay you wrote but you actually just proved your ignorance. Do you know that all those inventions you mentioned wouldn't be possible without the resources being stolen from Africa by the West?

    • @williamsbrenda7767
      @williamsbrenda7767 Год назад +35

      ​@goeast12 all the resources come from us without Africa Europe will be third world

  • @evag4535
    @evag4535 Год назад +20

    Because Africa is tired of been the giver, then made out to look like the beggar and needy….

    • @handle-changed
      @handle-changed Год назад

      ego will not get you far. cooperation will.

    • @36G
      @36G Год назад

      ​@@handle-changedwe are cooperating. With Russia and China

  • @khav99
    @khav99 Год назад +91

    I find it interesting when they report that exports generate revenue for Niger's governments, and France provides aide in the region, omitting key factors such as the ridiculously low price France imposed for uranium, 50% of the countries money is in French banks and they have to borrow their own money with interest, just two of the many injustices imposed on many countries in the continent. Seriously these so called corporate news outlets reek of disingenuity, they all need to go find their conscience provided it is even possible.

    • @ShiyghanNyuysiysi
      @ShiyghanNyuysiysi Год назад +6

      It's 80%can you imagine

    • @omzy8700
      @omzy8700 Год назад

      That’s what France do ,they will give you a little money through “aid” by they will take most of your resources were you could earn alot of more money if you own your own resources.

    • @tany2191
      @tany2191 Год назад +7

      its so nefarious how they downplay the injustices happening. Very upsetting.

    • @clawsoon
      @clawsoon Год назад

      And France has been happy to intervene to keep corrupt governments in place. Uh, I mean to "preserve democracy" and "fight terrorism".

    • @stonebriarlights
      @stonebriarlights Год назад

      All the while asking these stupid Access Hollywood questions like they giving viewers a balanced reportage of facts. Why do we have to learn from the comment section that Frances uses the Africans money as a hedge to keep their own banks stable, what would Niger be like if that 50% (or 80%) of their money was in their own banks? How much more worth would that give them in trade & having a seat at the table? I'm truly sick of news media, the comments know more than they do. So fake & deliberately sloppy with this endless one-sided reporting.

  • @indoman8887
    @indoman8887 Год назад +68

    I used to work in Africa (Ghana and Mali) and in truth, nothing will change because corrupt and incompetent civilian governments will be replaced by corrupt and incompetent military governments. In the meantime, the prospects of the common people of the country will not improve. This has been the way it is in far too many parts of Africa for the last 65 years, when they first started to gain their independence. There are certainly stand out success stories, with Ghana headling the list.

    • @curiositykillsthecat
      @curiositykillsthecat Год назад +12

      Maybe you / we all should be a little bit understanding as African countries have been independent for only 60 yrs...It took more time to the any western countries to get where they are today. Africa needs help in a good will way, guidance, trade... Africa needs to be treated as a commercial partner. West company should win if Africa is winning. And corruption has to be addressed as an obstacle to foreign direct investment.

    • @ahlimbuhap5097
      @ahlimbuhap5097 Год назад +14

      Ex-European colonies in S.E. Asia have done so much better, Singapore being the most outstanding.

    • @curiositykillsthecat
      @curiositykillsthecat Год назад +18

      @@ahlimbuhap5097 true ..but look at Singapore history ( it was a dictatorship plus less interference from the outside world). After African independence, those countries were still bound by outrageous contracts with its former masters, plenty coups and assassinations and massive corruption to get resources for almost free all, wars fuelled and organized by the same. Looking at a map and a timeline doesn't give you the full story.

    • @HughJass-313
      @HughJass-313 Год назад +1

      @@curiositykillsthecat
      yep.
      he forgot to acknowledge the obvious:
      Western Europe supports Corrupt African Leaders,
      and Undermines Honest African Leaders.
      this is essential for their NEO COLONIALISM to thrive 🔥🔥🔥

    • @MrManny075
      @MrManny075 Год назад +4

      They can't be corrupted if the one who deals with them is honest and deals with them honestly, Evil intention creates corruption

  • @drattler1946
    @drattler1946 Год назад +14

    Africa is Africa Leave them alone that means Russia and China also

    • @henryhansack1737
      @henryhansack1737 Год назад +1

      No it doesn't. Russia is perfectly fine. We want Russia. europe and China gotta go. Take the arabs who hate blacks with them.

    • @bootngammaoh3612
      @bootngammaoh3612 Год назад +1

      China and Russia are not imposing themselves on us.

    • @bangoutmedia6361
      @bangoutmedia6361 Год назад

      Russia just forgave 23 bullion in debt from niger no other european country even mentioned the possibility bc they want maintain control of Africa

    • @SibusisoMaseko1
      @SibusisoMaseko1 Год назад

      Exactly....

    • @NP1066
      @NP1066 Год назад

      China can help

  • @DarkStar_48
    @DarkStar_48 Год назад +97

    The idea that France is operating in the public interest is more than a bit simplistic.

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад +13

      the idea that Russia is operating in the interest of the African people is absurd

    • @darthjakenjanje1877
      @darthjakenjanje1877 Год назад +1

      @@RainerMichellego educate yourself before spouting out garbage

    • @chomasensi
      @chomasensi Год назад

      The only interest french parasite has is to keep it's colonies despicably poor while they milk dry the resources of the host body/countries.

    • @Kuksha51
      @Kuksha51 Год назад +21

      ​@@RainerMichelleThe people of Africa will decide for themselves who to deal with: with the West, which takes 90% of the profits and leaves 10% for Africa, or with Russia, which takes 10% of the profits and leaves 90% for Africa.

    • @acgrizzle7530
      @acgrizzle7530 Год назад +12

      Nobody is framing it that way. African countries want to be free to trade with whoever they want and with fair trade deals. If Russia is offering better trade terms than the West, then why wouldnt you want to trade with them? The people who keep framing this is as Africa have to choose their oppressor's, are the ones who are making absurd statements. @@RainerMichelle

  • @nelsonkalangula9973
    @nelsonkalangula9973 Год назад +15

    Africa will rise to power, if not in our era, it shall be in the next... A seat at the table is now in sight for Africa...

    • @36G
      @36G Год назад +1

      If it is for the next then you must start educating them right now

    • @ArendJanV
      @ArendJanV Год назад +1

      Compared to the developed countries, Africans are practically still in the Stone Age. It simply hasn’t the cultural capital to come close to the West in a generation like Japan and South Korea did.

    • @LukeAche-e6d
      @LukeAche-e6d Месяц назад +1

      @@ArendJanV True. I live in the US and in terms of agricultural practices and technology, I would say, the average African country is about 60 years behind the US, Canada, Brazil and China.

  • @davidr4523
    @davidr4523 Год назад +55

    As a French expatriate living in Niger, the issue is that the military generals were not reaping enough revenue from the raw mineral exports. With France issues in controlling their own African citizens, the French decided against taking any military intervention. The result for France will be the same after these coups but instead of paying off corrupt politicians, they will now pay off corrupt military leaders.

    • @franklincassidy4927
      @franklincassidy4927 Год назад +5

      You are right? All of them are the same, both the military leaders and the political leaders. We need complete revolution of mindset and trust worthy individual to man this country

    • @One.Zero.One101
      @One.Zero.One101 Год назад +13

      Yep, if they're thinking these military dictators wouldn't be corrupt, they're gonna be disappointed in a couple of years.

    • @bonganimkhwanazi2081
      @bonganimkhwanazi2081 Год назад +2

      We'll see... 😊 If they are truly corrupt they won't last long either

    • @davidr4523
      @davidr4523 Год назад +6

      @@bonganimkhwanazi2081 actually military leaders last longer because they pay higher wages to the military to keep the already existing loyalty strong.

    • @gabrielgodoi4565
      @gabrielgodoi4565 Год назад +8

      This is how you approach the situation. The "people" being fed up is just an excuse for these coups. In reality new leaders that strive to stay in power will now crush the opposition being more corrupt and ruthless than the ones that came before them. These African people on the streets are actually doomed.

  • @Lamin_G
    @Lamin_G Год назад +41

    Al Jazeera: *Gabon* may have experienced a coup, but don't mistake it for "one of the poorest countries" of the world because of that; it is an *upper-middle-income nation! Get your facts straight! 🙂

    • @IamGodSon
      @IamGodSon Год назад

      A third of the people live in abject poverty. That wealth is held by cronies of the regime and France.

    • @real32487
      @real32487 Год назад

      @banpotandblm As of 2021- GDP= 20.22 billion USD
      "The country is the fifth largest oil producing nation in Africa, which has helped drive its strong growth in the later 20th century. The oil sector now accounts for 50% of GDP and 80% of exports."
      The only "bananas" around here are making up certain brain cells. More liked mushy brains or mashed potatoes drowning in milk.

    • @MrRedsjack
      @MrRedsjack Год назад +1

      Gabon average salary is over 500$ a month.
      Similar to Russia.
      Now with the coup it will probably get worse as they will kick out the french companies and cause mass unemployment.

    • @Lamin_G
      @Lamin_G Год назад +2

      @@MrRedsjack
      Your fortune-telling about the "future" is immaterial to the fact contained in the OP.

    • @Lamin_G
      @Lamin_G Год назад +2

      @banpotandblm
      You've gone bananas.

  • @PeacePeace-xw8wc
    @PeacePeace-xw8wc Год назад +23

    There is no aid from france to Africa period.

  • @gilet102
    @gilet102 Год назад +4

    Black people are slowly realizing their potential. This is the people who are tired of living in poverty while outside countries make banks off their resources.

  • @jizza7173
    @jizza7173 Год назад +7

    Thanks Sandy for the wider all encompassing perspective. Lot of research and effort at play.

    • @allo5170
      @allo5170 Год назад +1

      ​@siphothenjwayo1780Exactly controlling the money of independent countries

  • @hybridepigenes
    @hybridepigenes Год назад +5

    Nicely dissected. Thank you.

  • @drmarkflies
    @drmarkflies Год назад +33

    Wonderfully balanced and objective coverage. As always, succinct coverage of complex issues. Well done Sandra!

    • @brendanroberts4866
      @brendanroberts4866 Год назад +2

      It was patronizing generalizations not near the truth which would be more racist.

    • @Baronnax
      @Baronnax Год назад +5

      It kinda underplays the chokehold France still has over the Sahel. They have full control over the currencies in these states, and have even helped overthrow governments critical of this control.

    • @brendanroberts4866
      @brendanroberts4866 Год назад +1

      @@Baronnax franc cfa has actually benefitted currency stability, look at Nigeria as a example or zimbabwe where the locals 'run' the show.

    • @carlmanvers5009
      @carlmanvers5009 Год назад

      If it was 'wonderfully balanced and objective' then where are comments from the French Government? Not even token ones.

    • @drmarkflies
      @drmarkflies Год назад

      @@carlmanvers5009 my opinion. You are entitled to yours.

  • @LukeAche-e6d
    @LukeAche-e6d Месяц назад +1

    Africa is a total mess. I live in the USA and I try to be sympathetic however, I feel that the people of these countries are 100% responsible for the condition of these countries as well as the leaders that they have in power. Some African countries have less than 10% of its roads paved. That to me is completely absurd!

  • @vitust407
    @vitust407 Год назад +10

    And why shouldn't we believe the French are not behind that in France to protect their hegemony. Unfortunately, Gabon appears not to be free as the Gabonese citizens might want to believe.

  • @simplyballing1592
    @simplyballing1592 Год назад +26

    As long as all this leads to the future prosperity of all those African nations who have experienced coups recently

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад

      when Russia is taking over power it always leads to the population being impoverished, ask all of Russia's former colonies and look at them now, after 30 years of EU and NATO membership, start with Poland and the Baltic countries

    • @ZetaMoolah
      @ZetaMoolah Год назад +10

      …spoilers…it just leads to a new generation of exploiters….

    • @ivannapolsk9421
      @ivannapolsk9421 Год назад

      @@ZetaMoolah Ironic that the founding fathers of the US were revolutionaries who couped their Colonial British Rulers and the French themselves were big on revolutions.

    • @bit7389
      @bit7389 Год назад

      ​@@ivannapolsk9421I am afraid you cannot really compare that. It's not like the founding fathers of the US were part of the indigenious population. That was more like one coloniser getting rid of another coloniser.
      And the immediate consequences of the French Revolution weren't all that beneficiary to anyone really. Dark times in France and then there was still Napoleon to come.
      Revolutions do tend to have their downsides.

    • @mikeantonin7580
      @mikeantonin7580 Год назад

      I can completely assure you that will not be the case. It's not like this is the first time something like this has happened, the new leadership will be just as greedy, corrupt and incompetent.

  • @claudetremblay3892
    @claudetremblay3892 4 месяца назад

    Sandra, I really like the way you bring information forward to make it clear. Thanks

  • @Travelvision2020
    @Travelvision2020 Год назад +11

    Why not ask the people

  • @specialagro3978
    @specialagro3978 Год назад +14

    I’ve always love this program since it started, I mean the “start here” and of course the young lady handling it has been doing a great job of it. You’re outstanding.

  • @cashmayes2343
    @cashmayes2343 Год назад +6

    The spark of revolution!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @seyidsahutoglu9687
    @seyidsahutoglu9687 Год назад +1

    I don’t understand why this channel lightens up how France is AFFECTING AFRICA. I hate it. The situation in Africa must be taken seriously and addressed truthfully!

  • @Eyeofthestorm812
    @Eyeofthestorm812 Год назад +4

    Although complex, your last point that France plunders and benefits is the key. France brought in these terrorists when they overthrew Libya. People know that . If not for Africa, France would be poor.

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад

      this is a silly comment, France has invested a lot of money in Africa to get business and the economy going, but corrupt governments are stealing most of the money, it does not reach the people

  • @originalsaffari
    @originalsaffari Год назад +1

    You didn't explicitly say that France is still ripping them off massively. Essentially that is the reason. The aid is a joke!

  • @zaharaddeenkaramilawal4994
    @zaharaddeenkaramilawal4994 Год назад +9

    This report has omitted many factors that contributed to anti-French sentiments in West Africa. Even after these countries gained their independence, France maintained control over their economies by introducing a common currency. Their funds must be deposited in a French bank, and they are only allowed to access 50% of their funds annually. Additionally, they are required to submit financial reports detailing how they spend their money. France's exploitation of the region has resulted in it becoming one of the poorest in the world

    • @johnc3525
      @johnc3525 Год назад

      Yeah, but it seems the CFA franc provides stability to the region. It's not all good but it's not all bad either.
      "The CFA franc monetary system is designed to guarantee the franc currency in international markets, while simultaneously preventing overdraft and inflation in CFA member countries. Between the early 1950s and the mid-1980s, CFA franc countries had stronger real GDP growth and lower inflation than other sub-Saharan African countries. For example, within the past fifty years, Côte d’Ivoire experienced an average inflation rate of 6%- a much lower rate than its neighbor Ghana, which averaged 29% inflation."

  • @knae9216
    @knae9216 Год назад

    wow, what a comprehensive analysis!

  • @khalidshah5048
    @khalidshah5048 Год назад +7

    Don't make it complicated!! ..Thieves must be kicked out..and punished...very simple .....

  • @benndanny12
    @benndanny12 Год назад

    Brilliant, thanks.

  • @horstholztrager4965
    @horstholztrager4965 Год назад +7

    A very good and to the point analysis of what is going on there. Brief and to the point.

  • @CSSPreparationPlace
    @CSSPreparationPlace Год назад

    Amazing analysis.

  • @juanmiguelreyesguerr
    @juanmiguelreyesguerr Год назад +5

    I’m África you can break into a person’s house, tie them up, steal their belongings, and if you yell “Down with France!”, the victim will love you.😅 So gullible!

  • @mduduzigama5534
    @mduduzigama5534 Год назад

    Concise 👌👌👌

  • @Aloh-od3ef
    @Aloh-od3ef Год назад +13

    I’m sure it’s nothing to do with Russia and the presents of wagers in those countries 😉

    • @Essie314x
      @Essie314x Год назад +3

      yeah lets just blame russia and not europe's neocolonialism 🤡

  • @Yirayol
    @Yirayol Год назад +1

    "Whether more countries will follow?" LMAO Prigozhin was so dedicated and inspired by these coupes that he decided to bring a part of Africa to our homeland

  • @ambo9569
    @ambo9569 Год назад +10

    France has Pacific colonies like New Caledonia & French Polynesian. I truly hope my Pacific people find their strength to take independence like our African brothers are doing. Keep it up 👍🏽

    • @ZZ-oc2eb
      @ZZ-oc2eb Год назад +2

      Yup and they have island nations part of Africa and South America (French Guinea)

    • @keshi5541
      @keshi5541 Год назад +1

      Polynesians funniest people I know. Always a great time with them around. I hope for the best for you guys.

  • @irvin099
    @irvin099 Год назад +1

    - What’s behind the wave of coups in Africa?
    - Countries are tired of feeding their national wealth to France.

  • @tieshamcleod6488
    @tieshamcleod6488 Год назад +7

    Love your show needs to do it everyday or week through the topics you speak about its very interesting

  • @m.yousuf2920
    @m.yousuf2920 9 месяцев назад

    unfortunately, Aljazeera is also a biased media. it did not mention french colonial loot and how it deprived france of its resources.

  • @jamesmaina7004
    @jamesmaina7004 Год назад +5

    French colonial approach and policy was a failure right from the partition of Africa,,,,the policy of assimilation was dead on arrival,,,,why didn't the British fail with anglo Africa??

  • @keithlewis7820
    @keithlewis7820 Год назад +1

    All respect for whatever reason people think about France the bottom line is France have to leave Africa which is the whole truth and nothing but the truth

  • @MyDogRescuer
    @MyDogRescuer Год назад +2

    These African countries now have a balls to rise up because they now have an option, that are China and Russia. The West May hide behind “liberal morality”, but that morality isn’t really aligned with the culture of a lot of countries, including these African countries. The West “aids” to Africa never lifted these people out of poverty. They need to be treated to be an equal, in terms of business. They need to get mutually beneficial agreements with their raw materials, unfortunately the West never gave them that, & people in the west May hate it, but Russia and China provides a better deal.

  • @ibrahim__alsayed
    @ibrahim__alsayed Год назад

    nice episode

  • @nyandapatrick2459
    @nyandapatrick2459 Год назад +9

    Wether you paint Russia as a negative or positive partner for us in Africa we see Russia different from what those in the west see.
    Let the west continue in their old Ideology. We in Africa already know what the west has been doing and still continue to do. We shall build our relationship within our interest in the condinent of Africa that benefit our population.

    • @ASAPHMARK
      @ASAPHMARK Год назад

      Kindly speak for yourself

  • @_chipin
    @_chipin Год назад

    😍 Sandra 😍

  • @NorthernCosmos
    @NorthernCosmos Год назад +10

    Next is Nigeria

  • @snapeasy4331
    @snapeasy4331 Год назад

    Well explained 👏

  • @EneldoSancocho
    @EneldoSancocho Год назад +2

    I don't know anything about anything, but I'm sure of this, Africa should not speak french or english

  • @mobo204
    @mobo204 Год назад +10

    Why can't an African deliver this documentary? 😫
    I believe it will go well, if someone like us was delivering this,be it White ,Arab or black

    • @ArendJanV
      @ArendJanV Год назад

      No one is stopping you to start a RUclips channel.

  • @1984mschanel
    @1984mschanel Год назад +2

    As an American, it's hilarious watching these journalists tie themselves in knots trying to explain this. Talking about "coups". B***h this is a revolution!

  • @Cmz764
    @Cmz764 Год назад +8

    I wonder if these coups lead to another conflicts among themselves like in sudan.

    • @RainerMichelle
      @RainerMichelle Год назад

      no, these coups will lead to Putin making more money he desperately needs for his war in Ukraine

    • @gedenironald8635
      @gedenironald8635 Год назад

      It’s not a coup in Sudan, it’s a civil war, those mixed race children of Saudi descents are fighting for power

  • @innocentodenigbo7284
    @innocentodenigbo7284 Год назад

    Very interesting.

  • @jrodriguez2794
    @jrodriguez2794 Год назад +4

    LET THEM BE FREE

  • @Okwirisam254
    @Okwirisam254 Год назад

    Tuna ngoja yetu 🇰🇪 Kenya 🇰🇪 🎉

  • @shiva.chennai
    @shiva.chennai Год назад +5

    Really very informative channel explaining each and everything clearly without bias. I hope your work of shed light on suppressed innocent people to counter west influence in Africa. I will make Africa a rich continent oneday. It will happen very soon.

  • @asahmed1980
    @asahmed1980 Год назад +1

    2:54. Unfortunate. The people do 99% of the work to move the nation forward and in return they can't afford decent shelter.
    But as is said: 'Doing the same thing twice and expecting different results is insanity
    I'm suspicious of those behind coups but I hope I'm wrong here. I hope China and Russia operating in Africa isn't the same as Western European nations in Africa.
    That there is fair trade and the wealth is spread raise quality of life.
    No more exploitation.

  • @lazarouschewe3535
    @lazarouschewe3535 Год назад +1

    From the narration France is part of the equation but not the only problem.

  • @iirislaisi7817
    @iirislaisi7817 Год назад

    I feel like this video and journalist is not considering neocolonialism seriously. Phrases suchas ”some people feel” when talking about oppression and unequal exchange in money, resources etc os ridiculous. Also the power that France has had and still has to impact the politics in these countries is huge.
    White people and white journalists should be better equipped, better educated to deal with white supremacy and How to end it.

  • @strechemall
    @strechemall Год назад +3

    Francophone Spring

  • @jamesbedukodjograham5508
    @jamesbedukodjograham5508 Год назад

    Africa has gone back to the dark days of the 1980s.
    Gabon has been delivered.

  • @hannaelfar1816
    @hannaelfar1816 Год назад +4

    It’s about time African countries start to prosper from their own resources

    • @ArendJanV
      @ArendJanV Год назад

      I predict that these countries will be worse of in 10 years.

  • @voriandayne-en9gb
    @voriandayne-en9gb Год назад

    This is what good propaganda looks like. Show a soft spoken person, and use them to promote your reasoning for coups instead of the actual facts and injustices that are happening. As another person pointed out she doesn’t mention that France forces countries to put their OWN money into French banks are not only charges against them using their own funds but can deny them and impose other penalties

  • @Houthiandtheblowfish
    @Houthiandtheblowfish Год назад +3

    france treasury bank central cfa franc

  • @Sloppygator9309
    @Sloppygator9309 Год назад

    The media says "coups" but all I see are French colonial holdings finally gaining independence 🤷‍♂️

  • @templeagodike7358
    @templeagodike7358 Год назад

    I’ve missed watching Sandra

  • @ThiernoIBah
    @ThiernoIBah Год назад +3

    Lies, u should fire this evil reporter

    • @axumitedessalegn3549
      @axumitedessalegn3549 Год назад

      LOL! It's always the others

    • @Travelvision2020
      @Travelvision2020 Год назад +4

      For real never ask the people there

    • @worldwide1856743
      @worldwide1856743 Год назад

      ​@@axumitedessalegn3549west Africans simply don't want to see themselves become like Canadian aboriginal people's or American aboriginals or Australian aboriginal people's. It's simple as that. The others do have an agenda and a dark one at that. Open your eyes. Unless you have a counter argument 🙄

  • @markyelwell995
    @markyelwell995 Год назад

    PMCs also exist in the west. its the modern way for governments to relinquish or have a scapegoat for crimes.

  • @youme1414
    @youme1414 Год назад +1

    We must learn to say no to coups! I am a Nigerian and I am against coup in any form.

    • @ladislaugomes7447
      @ladislaugomes7447 Год назад +5

      Even when it's to free yourself?

    • @amanuelkibrom2072
      @amanuelkibrom2072 Год назад

      your president is a clown that puppet

    • @ucheodilioraodera6680
      @ucheodilioraodera6680 Год назад

      Coming to Nigeria soon

    • @groberts5337
      @groberts5337 Год назад +3

      Elect good leaders not like the puppet in your country

    • @miguelcasiano9532
      @miguelcasiano9532 Год назад +1

      @@ladislaugomes7447America is not free. Free is just a state of mind. We always have our lives dictated for us. It is happening all over the world.

  • @victorcano1289
    @victorcano1289 Год назад

    It is not "coups in Africa" but coups in "Francophone Africa", those six countries had one problem in common, called France.

  • @axumitedessalegn3549
    @axumitedessalegn3549 Год назад +3

    So basically, childlike mentality is the cause.

    • @Travelvision2020
      @Travelvision2020 Год назад +3

      Childlike 😂😂no exploitive parasite have to go

    • @axumitedessalegn3549
      @axumitedessalegn3549 Год назад

      @@Travelvision2020 which itself is child like mentality

    • @Travelvision2020
      @Travelvision2020 Год назад +1

      @@axumitedessalegn3549 i don't think I understand wut a childlike mentality means

  • @j3j326
    @j3j326 Год назад

    This is a very interesting topic

  • @eagleeye9277
    @eagleeye9277 Год назад +4

    russian propaganda.

    • @bangoutmedia6361
      @bangoutmedia6361 Год назад +1

      Russia never participated in the scramble for africa like all the other european countries they became a super power internally so africans can deal with russia without a tainted history

  • @rajiroqeeb4203
    @rajiroqeeb4203 Год назад

    Nice one!! You always give your best to simplify different concepts on each episode….thank you so much for that….However, I will like to ask….
    What is your take on Saudi-israeli normalization….do you have anything for us regarding that?

  • @anthonymanderson7671
    @anthonymanderson7671 Год назад

    Really interesting analysis.

  • @AhmedTawfikCV
    @AhmedTawfikCV Год назад

    Each African country is a collection of ethnic tribes that have always been at each other's throats. Just like the red Indians before American colinization.
    In our day and age, a tribe is given command of a "National" army. What the... Do you think happen? Other tribes rise against the "National" for control.
    The solution :-
    Do away with countries and boarders. Africa should be composed of 200.- 300 tribes. Each tribe has an Oba / Chief. Each sub regions will have an oba council to organize trade and civil interactions. The OAU, (current organization of African Unity) is the only entity with an army, like Nato. No weapons or militals allowed. Investors do direct business with Obas or the regional council if it's a tans project.

  • @YODAJJ
    @YODAJJ Год назад

    Why don’t they tell how France takes uranium for almost free from these countries then EDF and GDF sell it back to French citizens at full market prices?

  • @DerrickBest
    @DerrickBest Год назад

    5:09 if you're not being exploited by former colonizers you won't need foreign aid

  • @mozzie7899
    @mozzie7899 Год назад +1

    africa is far way richer than eu and america combine...

  • @harrywillofficial
    @harrywillofficial Год назад

    No more coupes, no countries will follow ...I for one don't want any military man to be in charge of the government

  • @Subninja2012
    @Subninja2012 Год назад

    A lack of a centralized government is the root cause of Africa remaining a 3rd world company.

  • @MuhammadHussain-kz5nq
    @MuhammadHussain-kz5nq Год назад +1

    It's a fact whenever there is military coup there is disaster. We can see this trend almost in every poor or 3rd world country.

  • @TSHUKHAN
    @TSHUKHAN Год назад

    Doesnt matter which country influences Africa, it'll still be in chaos. China is learning now what the US did.

  • @walkerpaulp6526
    @walkerpaulp6526 Год назад

    I don't give a sh*** about africa I'm watching this because of her and her accent is so good I don't know her roots

  • @fernando8163
    @fernando8163 Год назад

    The Arabs separated from the west and accepted what they have, the desert. Now look at theses deserts. We Africans will do the same and accept our dirt roads and then work on them. In 10 years we can be where we should be in this world.

  • @draugrdraugr
    @draugrdraugr Год назад +1

    Not gonna mention that the French still control the currency that these countries use?

  • @SuperTonyony
    @SuperTonyony Год назад

    Workers MUST own and control the means of production.

  • @tebogoletsoko1342
    @tebogoletsoko1342 Год назад +1

    Mayibuye iAfrika. Ilizwe lethu. A luta continua; Vitoria e certa!

  • @anthonymorris5084
    @anthonymorris5084 Год назад +1

    Why would anybody expect these people to ever be capable of governing themselves? History and present-day activities across the globe consistently prove otherwise.

  • @friedrichnietzsche2557
    @friedrichnietzsche2557 Год назад

    Blame france for the instability but keep the same african corrupt leaders at power.
    This coup de etats wont change anything only gonna bring more suffer and misery to people.

  • @dcklee11
    @dcklee11 Год назад

    I thought Rwanda was one of the richest parts of Africa. I wonder why this once port nation has become so well to do GDP per capita wise?

  • @rodrigodexter1
    @rodrigodexter1 Год назад

    Can you explain to me like I'm 6 years old kid? How are all those countries can be France's ex-colonies if their country's treasure is deposited in France? Indexed by a currency that France prints as they want?

  • @tobiasrenlund1643
    @tobiasrenlund1643 Год назад

    Very interesting topic, but please change the editing the white flashes and fast picture changes are so annoying and stressful to watch

  • @dubbwire3198
    @dubbwire3198 Год назад +1

    Not Coupes - LIBERATIONS- FREEDOM

    • @sH-ed5yf
      @sH-ed5yf Год назад +1

      Literly the removal of the elected government by the military.
      Coup

  • @mhairsto24
    @mhairsto24 Год назад

    You had the "ARAB SPRING" in 2011, now we have what could be called "AFRICA RISING"!!!

  • @aintnohaironit4666
    @aintnohaironit4666 Год назад +1

    France is Playing Both SIDES. "United...You Stand. Divided...Get Conquered"