Thierry K. Feuzeu

France has a massive hold on this. Let me give you context. Cameroon is a former French colony. France colonized Cameroon from 1916 to 1960. Even after independence, France never really left. They signed defence agreements. They maintained military bases. They kept control of Cameroon's economy. France still controls Cameroon's currency. The CFA franc is printed in France. Its exchange rate is fixed to the euro. Cameroon's central bank is controlled by France. Half of its reserves sit in French Treasury accounts. Cameroon cannot print its own money or set its own monetary policy. France still has military bases in Cameroon. French troops are stationed in Douala and Yaoundé. French intelligence operates freely. French special forces train Cameroonian soldiers. France can intervene anytime it wants. Paul Biya has been in power since 1982. That's 44 years. He took over from Ahmadou Ahidjo, who was also a French ally. Now, at 92 years old, Biya is appointing his son Franck as Vice President – a position that was abolished in 1972 and is now suddenly being revived. This is not democracy. This is monarchy. And France supports it. Because Biya is loyal. He protects French interests. He keeps Cameroon's oil, gas, timber, and minerals flowing to French companies like TotalEnergies, Bolloré, and Orange. The West criticizes African leaders who refuse to bow – like Ibrahim Traoré in Burkina Faso, Assimi Goïta in Mali, and Abdourahamane Tchiani in Niger. They call them dictators. They impose sanctions. They support ECOWAS intervention. But the West supports dictators who serve Western interests. Paul Biya in Cameroon. Teodoro Obiang in Equatorial Guinea. Paul Kagame in Rwanda (when it suits them). Ali Bongo in Gabon (until he was overthrown). That's the hypocrisy. The West doesn't care about democracy. They care about control. If you bow to Paris, you can stay in power for 44 years. If you stand up to France, they call you a dictator and try to remove you. Africa needs its own systems. Not French-approved dictators. Not Western-style democracy that produces Biya and his son. Something African. Something that puts African people first, not French corporations. The Sahel is showing the way. Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger expelled French troops. They left the CFA franc. They are building their own alliances. Cameroon should watch and learn."

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