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AES just made a move the West didn’t expect. Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have launched a sovereign African investment bank—no IMF, no World Bank, no French control. This isn’t just finance. It’s a direct challenge to the CFA franc system, Western economic dominance, and decades of externally controlled “development.” In this Frontline Africa Briefing, we break down: • Why this bank has Paris and Washington worried • What it means for African resources and sovereignty • And why Nigeria and the naira cannot ignore this shift Africa is no longer asking for permission. The question now is who loses power—and how they respond. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. #Sahel #aes #ibrahimtraoré #AfricanSovereignty #CFAFranc #AfricaRising #Geopolitics This briefing breaks down a developing story shaping Africa's politics, economy, security, and governance. We focus on facts, context, and consequences — cutting through headlines to explain what’s happening, why it matters, and how it affects Nigerians at home and in the diaspora. Frontline Briefings Desk delivers short, timely analysis of government decisions, power struggles, corruption allegations, economic policy shifts, and national security developments — without political loyalty or propaganda. Subscribe for daily Pan-Africa-focused briefings. Like, share, and drop your thoughts in the comments. 🔔 FOLLOW FRONTLINE AFRICA (IN-DEPTH DOCUMENTARIES) ▶️ Main Channel: Frontline Africa - / @frontline_africa Long-form investigations, Pan-African geopolitics, and deep analysis. 📌 DISCLAIMER This content is presented for journalistic, educational, and public-interest purposes. All opinions expressed are analytical and do not constitute legal or political advice.