On November 28, 2024, a major shift took place in Africa. Chad, a country in Central Africa, decided to end its military defense agreement with France. The announcement came from Chadian Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah, who shared the news on Facebook. The agreement, signed in 2019, was meant to strengthen the security relationship between the two countries. But now, Chad is saying goodbye to France, marking a historic moment for the nation and for Africa as a whole.
This break is not just about one agreement; it’s part of a bigger story. Many African countries are tired of the influence former colonial powers like France still have over their decisions. Chad’s decision is a loud statement about wanting to be free from this influence and to move forward as an independent, sovereign nation.
For years, France has maintained its presence in many African countries under the idea of offering protection and support. However, many African nations, including Chad, are no long...
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