France as seen by Africa

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The book explores the manipulative arguments France uses to justify its presence in Africa, highlighting the rise of anti-French sentiment among African youth. As democracy and media progress, young Africans are actively countering these narratives, revealing a strong desire for freedom and independence. It examines the cognitive conflicts created by France's influence and advocates for a shift towards a more transparent and competitive relationship between Africa and France. The author emphasizes the need for reconciliation to prevent escalating tensions and resentment among the youth.