To Iran, Africa was a ‘continent of opportunities’; what now? – BBC Africa

To Iran, Africa was a ‘continent of opportunities’; what now? – BBC Africa



As the conflict deepens between the US and Israel against Iran, governments in Africa will be watching closely. There have been economic and diplomatic ties between the continent and Iran for decades, so many will be asking, what now?

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37 thoughts on “To Iran, Africa was a ‘continent of opportunities’; what now? – BBC Africa”

  1. Since now we know that the US with their intelligence lie a lot about other countries and no one cares to speak out or investigate. Should we believe this? The US blatantly lies about SA lately but all these countries keep quiet and let the US commit crimes based on lies and propaganda for their own interests. Now that I’m South African who is at the receiving end, I know I cannot trust the US anymore since they are not sincere. They choose greed over humanity. Do you @BBC believe them? Do you not suspect false information included with some truth?

  2. African leaders are impulsive and I want to say ignorant. They fail to think things through. Explains why particular countries invited and actually met Iranian leaders and why China is currently "colonizing" these countries

  3. Africans channel your energy to fighting for the best for your future generations in Africa. This is a propaganda video to get you ready to go to the battlefield as foot soldiers. Iran was friends with some African countries but some weren't friends bla bla bla. No one cares! Africa has a lot to deal with. Your forever wars is not one of them.

  4. Africans are always picking the wrong side. Iran is not a country you as a black man would want to side with. They had interest in Africa but for ulterior motives. Africans don't be fooled. We side with countries that want others to be free unlike in Iran where iranians aren't free

  5. US sent their Ambassador to my country with a list of demands… one of them was the ‘Condolence letter’ sent to Iran, the other pertains to our minerals. Happy days for Africa, God save us ❤

  6. Trust the BBC to shove their western propoganda down our throats. We South Africans will always stand with Iran as they stood with us in our dark days, so much more than the so called western democracies

  7. Liar pants on fire. It's the UAE which provides drones, advanced weapons, logistic to RSF via Chad, Libya and breakaway regions of Somalia. It also provides it with diplomatic support and is accused of fueling the conflict. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, Qatar support the SAF(Sudan Armed Forces) Iran also supports the SAF but is not a major player in the conflict.

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