Arguing that several coups in Africa are a real revolution against neocolonialism.

I don't have enough knowledge of those countries to come to a conclusion about this issue. However, it raises questions that the article does not address.

For instance, all three of those countries are menaced by Islamist rebels, some of which are basically predatory kidnappers. France was supposedly going to help the governments suppress them, but that did not succeed. How do the coup governments plan to deal with this?

What is their attitude towards Russian influence? Is this a replacement of one foreign sponsor with another -- geopolitics still at work?