French-Speaking Africa States Again Hit by Political Unrest
Paris dispatch reviews recurring upheavals across twelve former French colonies in Africa since 1969. It notes assassination plots against Guinea and Chad leaders, Dahomey’s military coup, and prior coups in Congo Brazzaville and Niger. Causes vary from popular unrest to tribal hatreds and postcolonial governance. The piece also mentions Bourguiba proposing a shared French-speaking African Commonwealth and De Gaulle’s tentative reaction.
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Bad ideas akin to stubborn weeds in old age
A fragmented digest cites quips from the Country Parson and notes on Tunisia France ex colonies ties. It discusses hesitant De Gaulle commitments due to finances, French aid to Black Africa around 240 million dollars annually, and mixed lines about military and information responses dating back to 1946.
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