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In the jungles of French policy on Africa. Part I: The truth about French failures in Africa
Recently in world media covering Africa a lot of information has surfaced about French President Emmanuel Macron’s intentions to reformat Paris’ Africa policy to offset the negative consequences of its numerous failures. This was caused by an unprecedented increase in anti-French sentiment in the francophone countries of the continent and a continuous series of coups that swept the «backyard» of the former metropolis.
Falling Global War on Terror plot: The US allowed 1998 Nairobi-Embassy Bombing
«I can confirm that the US Embassy had all the information but for reasons best known to them, they never acted» – Paul Muite, former Member of Parliament in Kenya. As some have disputed the official September 11, bombing narrative (henceforth 9/11), the formal account of 1998 US Embassy Bombing in Nairobi collapsed after news emerged that Kenyan intelligence repeatedly warned the US embassy about the impending attack, but the US took no action…
The African Chiefs of Staff Conference was held in Gaborone (Botswana) from June 24 to 26, 2024 with the participation of the United States
Security and stability in Africa are major issues for the international community. The continent faces many challenges, such as terrorism, armed conflicts, piracy and humanitarian crises. In this context, cooperation between African states and international partners is essential to promote peace and security. It is within this framework that the African Chiefs of Staff Conference was organized in Gaborone, Botswana, from June 24 to 26, 2024, although it betrayed its initial objectives.
