While his comeback in 2022 in French politics is no longer a mere hypothesis, Financial Afrik lifts a corner of the veil on the mysterious back and forths of Nicolas Sarkozy in Africa. The former French president, seen in Kigali these days, is not strictly speaking an evening visitor to Conakry, a roving ambassador from the Ivory Coast or a selfless tourist in the savannah. Read our exclusive survey on Friday February 5, written by Alexandre Varel.
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