Nor for the rest of Africa. Read Ph Pn's comment for all the reasons why.

Sadly no, and seems like it for much of Africa. Africa has so many issues when i comes to politics has so many issues when it comes to even education. Unfortunately Africa is filled with countries with revolving doors. If countries claimed their territories again like France and actually helped instead of fully pulling out you would see stability.

Ils vont d'irregularite en irregularite et pensent trouver la bonne formule au bout du compte. A mon avis tout militaire qui s'empare du pouvoir le fait pour son propre benefice.

Unless the return of a Thomas Sankara, a charismatic man without any measure who had big plans for his country. Like food independence and such.

Stop listening to your self then because you never seen battle

Haha very true

Haha nice one

Finally Italy will have stable government until the next election in 2027

Truss is trying to last even shorter still.

Ouch😂😂😂😂😂

That is the spirit though, that is how they roll in Africa.

Sounds like the Americans 🤣

It's like the idea of a democratic system with free and fair elections isn't even considered a viable option over there.

@@yunusemresahin6430 yeah, you right, this is what we believe and to have the right person to lead us, we will have to fight until we get to have the right person who will be the second "Thomas Sankara" for us to be free. On paper we free, but in reality we are not free.

You realize that it took the French hundred of years and many, many constitutions to finally get to where they are today? That’s a lot of coups

If some genuine kind and thoughtful individuals came into power. It might not happen soon but chance of probabilities says it will happen eventually.

Myanmar says NO.

sounds more like a failed state.

MAYBE

It normal thing for army in Africa and middle east

@@Sssssss553 💯

It looks badass as far as I'm concerned.

He's a soldier...

@@dogman-fx9ub yes, that’s the problem lol. Imagine doctors or the police wearing skull masks, would you feel safe? 🤣

Not a General? No, no, no! A colonel? Nope, not a colonel! Man, things must be chaotic when a captain is in charge of a coup.

It''s a lot more complicated than that... that isn't a fair judgement!

Well ngl he looks fly af so I don’t blame him 😂

@@jayklink851 they are usually sponsored by the generals

Should France come back to rule these irresponsible people for stability ?

Do you even know what that is?.

Confusion of da highest orda!

@@volksgeist3167 well said brotha..

"An elf does what Santa screams"

Given the way the MSM and the EU has responded to the recent Italian election, I disagree.

This may lead into a next uhhh what was that thing called the Irac war or sum

@@klackon1

He seemed genuine enough... But we do have many leaders who appear genuine and yet disregard the interests of the people.

teach respct to US and domocrat counties. ehhehe

That's very true, and well written. Thanks for your insight

Agree. And when they put in a new ruler, they never make the system itself anti corrupt. We dont even do that in the developed west. Its amazing it still functioning at the level we are at even in the current chaos with the russian war.

Wonderful answer and all but… who is funding the coups? Where do rebels get weapons for rearming? You’ll find none of what you say matters when you answer that

French is worry since the african nations supporting russia

@@TMM-N russia don't have the power or money to meddle in africa but not china, china is rich and powerful, they can afford to meddle in africa, don't overestimate the russian and underestimate the chinese.

history will remember this

Hahahaha yes xD xD

who dat

Impossible, it's in human nature to rule & be ruled.

Democracy promotes corruption

No that greed there a different

The FBI has estimated an annual $300 billion damage globally caused by corruption. I think it is an underestimation, because the indirect damage, the undermining of the people’s basic trust in state institutions and the associated disregard for law at the lowest level, is difficult to quantify. . I think it’s a downward spiral - poverty creates corruption and corruption creates more poverty. It's no coincidence that the poorest countries are the most corrupt. You're right; it would be madness not to fight corruption at all stages of society by setting rail tracks and checks as long it is still posible. Because, once the scale of corruption has reached a certain point, there is no way to turn this around. For this, robust and independent oversight structures, transparency and a socially just economic system are needed. That also means that companies or officials, conduction corruption in other countries, have to held accountable in their countries.

maybe a section of the studio will be annexed for all future coup's spokespeople, since it sounds like they may soon be frequently using it to issue statements.

No no no no no. That's not democracy. Unless you're being a cynic.

a junta isnt democratically elected, and they wouldnt be in this situation if the french hadnt ruined things.

Replace democracy with sovereignty. Being a democracy made them a French colony

I'm pretty sure OP was joking. These guys would have been better off as a French colony. At least there mightve been some semblance of order.

@@Liamv4696 💀💀 Tell me you are ignorant without telling me you are ignorant

It always comes down to the right leader. South Africa had Nelson Mandela. It comes down to a leader to enforce the law, remove corruption and peacefully step down from power and give the people a taste of what a true democracy is. Otherwise if there is Tyranny and corruption lingers in the government, it will cause a coupe which can also cause a power vacuum which will further corrupt the government and force more mistrust amongst the citizens towards the government which slows progress. Progress can always be reversed.

They will destroy their country. Nothing good is going to come out of it

While what you said is true about other countries also having many coups to finally form what they have today, you’re also downplaying the huge and long power and oppression that Africa endured under western colonization. And while some of the countries you listed were also under western control for some time, they also have the trade and easier environmental stability that Africa does not have. Africa was also colonized longer than India, for example. There was also the Trans-Atlantic slave routes that really debilitated those countries, the exploitation of all of the people to remained in Africa, for example, through mining, and the total robbery of Africa’s natural resources. Colonization is what first kept the people “illiterate”. And assassinations of leaders they actually liked due to western sympathizers as well as the west not like that person in power, like Thomas Sankara, is what continues to hold the people back.

@@radiclelife Thanks for an informed comment

@@radiclelife Are you for real? India was under direct British rule for 90 years from 1858 to 1947 and large parts of India were colonies before that. While the Berlin Conference was in 1884, and and most of Africa gained independence in the 1960's.

This is such terrible benevolent racism.

We have to stop thinking that democracy will solve poverty, it's so naive as a 5-year-old kid. PO

No

Your right, I think most people in this very countries think that great things comes over night and if they don't see what they want in a very short time, they immediately blame the ruling government not knowing that everything comes slowly. development and stability will never come if they stop this coups

@@martinkibet4074 they are desperate Nobody likes suffering

@@sharwama992 They will continue to suffer as long as they lack the critical analytical skills that will enable them to see the link between cause and effect.

@@jonye7511 …so you’re saying that the people there lack critical analytical skills on what their own people want? The protestor is the one who said if it takes 10 coups then that’s what it’ll be, not those in government. The people know what they want and they won’t settle until they are happy with the right people and practices put in place. Your thinking is pretty racist tbh because you’re coming across as if you believe that African people or are less intelligent than whatever western country you’re from…

Get rid of FRANCE and you'll be fine.

Africa is not Africa, until all Africans separate we would keep having this nonsense contraption of neocolonialist government and "countries"

@@Odin00 separate from what exactly?

@@samanth. SEPARATE FROM THIS NONSENSE COLONIAL - NEOCOLONIAL BOUNDARIES AND FORM THEIR OWN INDIGENOUS NATION. WE ARE TRIBAL AND ETHNIC PEOPLE BY NATURE, MOST PROBLEM IN "AFRICA" COMES FROM THE FACT THAT PEOPLE IF DIFFERENT UNRELATED ETHNICITY ARE JOINT TOGETHER. ALL HAIL BIAFRA!!

@@Odin00 All African tribes hate each other 😂😂😂

@@Odin00 That's a myth. The fact of you guys think in "tribal" and "ethnic" terms is one of the roots of the problem.

United States: First time?

Nonsense. The Pinochet coup in Chile established a stable constitution and government.

Take cover, missiles incoming. They always wanted to kill you, and it's too late to start fighting the power.

Seriously, the World Health Organisation?

20 minutes and so far…Serbia/Turkey/Russia ( not including the dodgy helicopter deal with Russia )

@@susannehartl3067 i think he was asking who as the word not the abbreviation

@@zb6070 Okay! That makes sense.

@@susannehartl3067 yeah I had the same thought you did haha

bro 😂

☠️

Even corporals have taken over countries in Africa

Well Rosoboronexport does supply arms to Burkina Faso! This also may have something to do with the plug being pulled on contract for 5 helicopters 2018/19 under Kaboré

The first coup was so successful they wanted to make a sequel to it.

It depends on CIA's whim and fancy.

​@@serasichongchinliong3450 This isn't the Cold War. Russian companies (with support from Moscow) play a much bigger role in African instability by indiscriminately providing weapons and mercenary services in exchange for trade deals and mining rights. The only reason you don't hear a lot about it is because they operate via the Wagner Group.

@@this_is_patrick how many military bases does the west have in Africa? What’s the difference between that and the Russians?

i will give it 2 months

Woke strategy probably

Yes it Russian flag

Interesting 🤔

hmmm 😑

In a few months' time you will discover that this new leader is only interested in having the power himself.

Hopefully the military can bring socialist human rights policies to ensure self determination within Burkina Faso and stop the capitalist and specifically french imperialists from corrupting their government again

Yes It is

Exactly. So many commentators on this thread seem to not know the real background to the troubles in the area. France greed is entirely to blame

Applies to Russia

The troops can only put into action with a mandat.

@@susannehartl3067 These troops are useless without lying. Aside from wasting money, but that doesn't bother the funded states of the world.

Yeah.... I saw the same... but why?

Of course, Russia supports other African dictatorships and it will support this one.

I guessing presence of Wagner Group

@@zoutie-zoutie to show solidarity with Russian annexing territory in Ukraine

@@briansalwa2584 no.

The Afrikans can fix their issues without the continued meddling of the West and Globalists.

they don't need people like you to help to help them, you are the problem

I Stand With Russia 🇷🇺 - First of all if you need put the blame on the western powers, France, UK and US for all of the troubles in africa. These countries colonised and have been stealing resources since they carved out pieces of africa from themselves. Yes african leaders are corrupt but if you are blind to these puppets who are supported by the western powers, and in doing so are allowed to enrich themselves as long as they approve shady contracts allowing private companies who mine the resources and export them back to Europe and US for their financial gain. France has 14 countries that have to have their reserves in a french bank up to 65% , in a currency printed by the French. how can these countries thrive and build a better country for themselves? like Dubai did with its oil?. These new leaders that are doing Coups are tired for colonialism. They want to rule the country by themselves without the west being always involved. Africa is the Richest continent but has never see the benefit from it because its stolen. The US which always tries to police the world but does the worst crimes to humanity on a daily basis but condemns this, so does France. People are so quick to forget what happend in Libya. They didnt want Gaddafi creating currency for a the whole of africa that could rival the Dollar and British pound , because they know Africa actually has the Gold and reserves to back up that currency if it ever was created. The Fall of the dollar is going to happen we just dont know when that will be

The issue is that a white man is trying to explain to us what our problems are

​@adamaboussoukkar8832 Westerners look at coups in Africa and assume every coup brings into power a corrupt, power-hungry man. As we have seen in 1984 this is not always the case, a second Sankara has arrived. Good luck to you from India 🇮🇳

Beggar always want free

museveni reigns supreme😂

Even if museveni resigns right known there will be a civil war in Uganda the best thing to fight for right know is constitutional and structural reforms in the goverment ,museveni runs uganda like family affair

Me

French

FRANCE and the most of EU in exclusion of Italy

France

I don't think it's this time, many of them think that France was included in the first coup against roch because he was going to side with Russia

LOL!!!