⁣Year 4 From Word to Deed:
The Oath of Comrade Captain Ibrahim Traoré -
Construction of the Ouagadougou-Bobo Dioulasso Highway

On the 5th edition of the Roundtable, hosts Uche Okorie, Mackay Chuwku, Kangmwa Gofwen, Mayowa Durosinmi, Barra Hart, Sannario and David Hundeyin discuss Mobutu Sese Seko and his legacy in the DRC, Dr Jason Arday's tragic d*earth, and other matters arising from the past month.Don't forget to follow The Spearhead

As the US empire officially removes Syria from over 50 years worth of sanctions lists and integrates it under the leadership of an Al-Qaida affiliate head, the rest of the world is reminded once again that to the empire, objective truth and facts do not exist. It's all just...words.

Dr. Kamau Rashid & Dr. Miron Clay-Gilmore: The Attack On Black Academia

In this interview, we speak with Dr. Kamau Rashid and Dr. Miron Clay-Gilmore about the ongoing challenges facing Black academics and the broader attack on Black intellectual life.

We take a deep look at the controversy surrounding Jason Arday and what his case reveals about the treatment of Black scholars within academia. The conversation also explores philosophy as a discipline, the role of sociology, and how Black intellectual traditions have challenged dominant academic frameworks.

Drawing on the work and ideas of W.E.B. Du Bois and Huey P. Newton, we discuss Black scholarship, power, knowledge, institutional racism, and the importance of developing intellectual traditions rooted in the experiences and struggles of Black people.

This is a wide-ranging conversation about academia, philosophy, sociology, Black intellectual history, and the future of Black scholarship.

Analyzing the Niger coup and the regional power dynamics unfolding. Understand the geopolitical consequences of this sovereignist revolution.

This report examines the recent political shift in Niger, focusing on the strategic implications of uranium to fight for regional influence. We break down how the current instability impacts other states in the area, moving beyond surface-level reporting to analyze the actual power structures at play. The situation remains complex, and the prevailing sentiment is that no one rejoices as the nation navigates these uncertain changes.

If you are following international relations, this breakdown clarifies the broader context of the crisis. We explore why these events matter for the stability of neighboring countries and what the shift in control means for future policy. This is essential viewing for anyone trying to decipher the real-world impact of the coup on global resources and regional alliances.

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0:00 Unrest in Niger: Analyzing the Recent Events
2:01 Inside the Forum: Experts Debate the Niger Crisis
4:00 Assessing the Situation: Is Order Restored?
5:59 Mutiny or Terrorism? Defining the Attack
10:05 The Strategic Importance of Base 101
18:56 Geopolitical Shifts: Algeria and the AES
31:21 Strengthening the Revolution: The Road Ahead