Paul Biya, Jeune Afrique and Blackmail ... Médiapart Unpacks Everything!

Médiapart, known for its cutting-edge investigations and its explosive publications, makes incredible revelations about Jeune Afrique (JA).

Françafrique, Tyranny, Scorn, corruption, colonization, indoctrination, Médiapart says absolutely everything about the press group led by Béchir Ben Yahmed (BBY) for more than half a century, taking the cases of Cameroon, Gabon, Senegal, Chad and Mauritania.

The online newspaper first asked about JA's contribution to the African continent. For him, JA has enriched himself on the backs of Africans by always aligning himself with French positions:

"The violins regularly agreed between BBY and Jacques Foccart who revealed in his memoirs that he had a ritual of a dinner a month with the owner of JA" and even that Jacques Foccart had designated BBY as his universal legatee testamentary.

Paul Biya, Jeune Afrique and Blackmail ... Médiapart Unpacks Everything!

What can we expect from a legal heir of Jacques Foccart? JA is clearly an integral part of the Foccart networks with the mission of dirtying, insulting the leaders and heads of state of Black Africa alone.

Since its inception, JA has never treated an Arab head of state as a dictator, a killer, and yet everyone can make a statement about the reality of Arab countries. JA is the manifestation of the hatred and submission of only black Africans to France.

Apart from the blackmail operations against African heads of state, is added the scam that makes that newspaper is sold twice. Each print is first presented to the head of state or politician concerned before being put on newsstands. This is how it helps to maintain negotiations and put pressure on black African leaders.

In Cameroon, a contract for the sum of 650 million CFA francs to be paid each year allows Paul Biya's regime to benefit from preferential treatment. This sum was paid for 4 years. After the refusal of the Cameroonian President to pay, JA has laid a file to zap and criticize Paul BIYA.

In Senegal, strong tensions between Diouf's regime and BBY over the coverage of the crisis that pitted Senegal against Mauritania in 1989, JA's first papers were a media stoning of the Diouf regime. The Senegalese elite had understood that BBY had chosen the camp of his Arab brothers. Diouf's regime panicked and sent a delegation to negotiate millions of CFA francs.

The case of Chad can be summed up in President Habre's person, in his fight against Gaddafi and in BBY's position. The way in which BBY, an 83-year-old old man, is personally dealing, with a fierce hatred, in demolishing the image of Hissein Habré (HH), has pushed his own black African collaborators to question this racist attitude.

In Rwanda, for a long time, the Juvenal Habiarimana regime signed major advertising contracts, JA made deals in gold with the perpetrators of the genocide. From now on, Kagame is courted, signing a $ 350,000 contract, François Soudan exalts Paul Kagame, now described as having made his country a safe haven, etc.

Gabon Ali Bongo Ondimba refused to insure the end of the month of the weekly which according to some, did under Omar Bongo.

Today, our country is under threat and critics of this big business that has made its fortune in bullying, scams, racism and hate. For Médiapart, JA remains an excellent tool for indoctrination of African black populations in the service of France in Africa (Françafrique) and whose only law: "obey or die".