POLITICS● LOW2h ago · Oct 23, 2026, 4:20 PM
‘Too arrogant, too sure of itself’ France confronts its legacy in Africa
RFI [en] · global
Fifteen years after France promised a new relationship with Africa, Paris is still struggling to reconcile its rejection of colonial-era interference with its desire to retain influence on the continent. RFI Africa specialist Christophe Boisbouvier argues in a new book that France can still build a partnership of equals – based on respect rather than arrogance or domination.
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