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AES Countries Realized That French 'Media Outlets Had Nothing to Do With Journalism:' Burkinabe PM
AES Countries Realized That French 'Media Outlets Had Nothing to Do With Journalism:' Burkinabe PM
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Informational sovereignty requires the ability to not depend on narratives produced by others, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo reminded Sputnik Africa:"In our... 28.10.2026, Sputnik Africa
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Informational sovereignty requires the ability to not depend on narratives produced by others, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo reminded Sputnik Africa:"In our countries, it was the French media that held sway. Today, the emergence of these confederate media outlets reflects our desire to be masters of the narrative, the narrative of our own stories."Confederal media outlets (such as Tafouk TV, Daandè Liptako, and TV AES) are helping the region's populations to regain "control of their own narratives," he added.
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Informational sovereignty requires the ability to not depend on narratives produced by others, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo reminded Sputnik Africa:
"In our countries, it was the French media that held sway. Today, the emergence of these confederate media outlets reflects our desire to be masters of the narrative, the narrative of our own stories."
Confederal media outlets (such as Tafouk TV, Daandè Liptako, and TV AES) are helping the region's populations to regain "control of their own narratives," he added.
