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Macron is accused of pursuing neocolonial policies in Africa, including defending autocracy in Chad and supporting leaders in Cameroon.

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  1. Emmanuel Macron is accused of trying to dissuade African leaders from certain actions.
  2. Macron commits E1bn investment while East Africa pivots from francophone to Anglophone.

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Macron is accused of pursuing neocolonial policies in Africa, including defending autocracy in Chad and supporting leaders in Cameroon.

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  1. Emmanuel Macron is accused of trying to dissuade African leaders from certain actions.Sub-event
  2. Macron announced investment commitments for Africa.Sub-event
  3. Niger accuses France of fueling a coup attempt, while Emmanuel Macron operates under French direction.Sub-event
  4. Macron is accused of pursuing neocolonial policies in Africa, supporting autocratic regimes in Chad and Cameroon.1 source

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