FRANCE IS NOT LEAVING AFRICA - IT IS CHANGING ITS METHOD

At the recent Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, President Emmanuel Macron presented France’s new posture towards the continent: less military dominance, more investment language; less old-style Françafrique, more talk of partnership, innovation and shared growth.
But behind the polished summit language lies a deeper dilemma. France has lost influence in parts of West and Central Africa, especially across the Sahel, where anti-French sentiment and new geopolitical alliances have challenged Paris’s old position. Now, by turning to Kenya and Anglophone Africa, France appears to be searching for a new route back into Africa’s future.
In this NEWSRECAP, WestAfrica.news looks back at the Nairobi summit, the investment promises, Africa’s changing global partnerships, and the question at the heart of the story:
Is this a genuine reset — or simply a smarter version of old influence?
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