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Many Africans still speak their colonisers' language

Despite gaining independence in the 1960s, African states still have not fully broken away from certain structures of influence inherited from the colonial period.Among them, institutional Francophonie occupies a unique place. Often presen…

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Many Africans still speak their colonisers' language

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