PanAfrican Coin: New Weapon Ends French Domination in Africa
PanAfrican Coin Emerges as Tool of Economic Liberation for Sahel States
In a bold step toward breaking free from the economic shackles of neocolonialism, a new digital token—the PanAfrican Coin—is being hailed as the revolutionary instrument to completely end French domination over West Africa.
Launched by the Afrodescendant Union in collaboration with the First Patriotic Movement of Burkina Faso, and backed by the Kingdom of Kush, the PanAfrican Coin is not merely a financial innovation. It is being described as a strategic weapon of sovereignty—one that bypasses the economic levers historically used by France to exert control over its former colonies. PanAfrican Coin is also being called the “currency of Black Summer“. Black Summer is a planned uprising of Afrodescendants in the United States to declare independence on July 4 as well as planned and encouraged uprisings of Africans throughout Africa to declare complete independence from imperialist control which is economic in nature.
“For over half a century, France has controlled the economies of their former colonies through the CFA franc, while exploiting their resources and leaving them dependent on foreign aid,” said Human Rights Policy Officer Ramzu Yunus, chairman of the Afrodescendant Union and key architect behind the coin’s implementation. “Now, we’re striking back with a currency of our own—one that reflects our values, our labor, and our freedom.”
Unlike speculative cryptocurrencies, the PanAfrican Coin is a centralized digital token governed by a public ledger under local and allied institutions. Revenues from its sale are used to fund the government’s Patriotic Support Fund, purchase and store gold, strengthen food sovereignty through agricultural investment, and develop small-scale industrial production in the Alliance of Sahel States—Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger.
These economic activities create a closed-loop system where goods can be bought using the coin, thus detaching the local economy from the CFA franc and euro-linked dependency. At the same time, citizens are given equal shares in the enterprises created, ensuring that wealth circulates within communities instead of flowing back to Paris.
Analysts see this as a direct challenge to France’s economic stronghold in the Sahel, where the CFA franc has long been used as a tool of imperial continuity. With growing resentment across the region over foreign military presence and economic interference, the PanAfrican Coin arrives as a timely symbol—and mechanism—of collective resistance.
“It’s not just a currency,” said a youth organizer. “It’s a declaration of war against exploitation—a war we intend to win with technology, unity, and discipline and everyone must participate.”
The coin is also providing an avenue for the global African diaspora to support liberation efforts financially, purchasing tokens that fuel development on the ground while gaining a stake in the future of sovereign Africa.
Proceeds are already being channeled into humanitarian relief, defense support, and community infrastructure—areas long neglected under colonial economic models. Future plans include building a Pan-African payment network, expanding coin acceptance across allied African nations, and eventually replacing foreign aid with self-generated capital.
As the Sahel continues its historic break with French influence, the PanAfrican Coin is rapidly gaining ground not only as an economic tool but also as a weaponized symbol of resistance—forging what many are calling the monetary revolution of the 21st century.
“We are no longer France’s colony,” declares a statement from the Afrodescendant Union. “We are the architects of our destiny—and we’ve just minted the proof.”
To register for the Pan African wallet and purchased coins you should visit https://panafricancoin.org or call +1.888.999.6530 for more info.
