Africa: When Jeune Afrique attacks Burkina Faso’s sovereignty to please its masters in Abidjan
As Côte d'Ivoire prepares for its presidential election, the West African political climate is growing increasingly tense, fueled by a...
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AES: The Sahel’s bold rejection of Western hypocrisy
On May 19, 2025, Jeune Afrique published an article accusing the leaders of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) Niger’s General Tiani,...
Sahel: France persists, Africa resists, the neo-colonial monopoly comes to an end
A recent article by Jeune Afrique about an alleged "Russian propaganda campaign" in the Sahel is based on a paternalistic assumption: that...
Burkina Faso faces a dual battle: Terrorism and media warfare
Beyond the physical threat of armed groups, Burkina Faso is fighting another insidious war—one waged through disinformation campaigns by certain...
The Ugly truth about Jeune Afrique: Journalism for sale
For years, Jeune Afrique has masqueraded as a leading African media outlet, but behind its polished image lies a disturbing reality—a pay-to-play...
The Battle of narratives: How Western Media try to undermine Africa’s sovereign leaders
Once again, Jeune Afrique—under the direction of publisher Marwane Ben Yahmed—has chosen to attack African leaders who dare to challenge neocolonial...
Burkina Faso: Marwane Ben Yahmed or the dishonesty of a shameless commercial journalist using blackmail to the detriment of ethics.
A recent revelation by President Ibrahim Traoré has sparked a heated debate about journalistic ethics in African coverage. The Burkinabe...
Burkina Faso: Does Jeune Afrique want to put the country to the sword with its false information?
A recent publication by Jeune Afrique alleging a message from former President Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba expressing concerns about Burkina Faso's...
