In a bold move for economic independence, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)—Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger—has launched the BCID with 500 billion CFA francs! Could this be the end of IMF, World Bank, and CFA dominance in the Sahel? Is Africa finally taking charge of its future? In today’s power-packed triple feature, we explore the new AES Investment Bank, the vision behind it, and how it could reshape the Sahel’s economy forever. From mega railways to a regional airline—what’s next for AES? And is a sovereign currency coming soon? 🔥 Don’t miss this historic moment! #aes #bcid #burkinafaso #cfafranc #africandevelopment #neocolonialism #sahelconfederation #iziziafrica

Ibrahim Traore delivers a speech for the ages and tells ALL THE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!

The leaders of the Alliance of Sahel States are not slowing down. In Burkina Faso, President Ibrahim Traoré has launched the country's first specialist hospital dedicated to elderly care—a groundbreaking step for social development in West Africa. Meanwhile, in Mali, President Assimi Goïta has overseen the arrival of over 1 million doses of the malaria vaccine, aimed at saving hundreds of thousands of young lives. These bold moves show that the AES is not just talking about sovereignty and independence—they’re building it, brick by brick, dose by dose.

French President Emmanuel Macron faces growing concerns as Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, collectively known as the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), announce their withdrawal from the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF). This move marks a significant shift in the geopolitical landscape of West Africa, reflecting a broader trend of African nations distancing themselves from former colonial powers. The withdrawal signals a potential decline in French influence in the Sahel region and raises questions about the future of France-Africa relations. Macron's reported panic underscores the diplomatic and political challenges France faces as it navigates this new era of African sovereignty and regional alliances.

Professor James Smalls defends Paul Kagame

⁣General Tiani, the military leader of Niger, has given officials of three Chinese companies to leave the country.



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Dive into the shocking revelations of Ghana's $21.1 billion corruption scandal, where stolen state assets have left the nation in crisis. This exposé uncovers the truth behind mismanagement, embezzlement, and the devastating impact on Ghana's economy and its people. From the failed National Cathedral project to the recovery efforts under Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL), this story sheds light on the fight for accountability and justice in a nation striving for progress.

⁣President Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso has not only broken free from economic shackles but has also laid the foundation for a future built on self-reliance, industrial strength, and cultural revival. He has defied global financial institutions, reclaimed national wealth, and rebuilt the backbone of his country’s economy

⁣With cocoa prices skyrocketing and strict deforestation laws in place, Western companies are now creating cocoa-free chocolate using barley, beans, and sunflower seeds. This modification could shake the global chocolate industry - directly impacting Ghana and Ivory Coast exports

⁣Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali have officially announced their withdrawal from La Francophonie, marking a significant shift in their political and diplomatic stance. The three West African nations, which have recently formed an alliance under the Sahel States, continue to distance themselves from France and its influence in the region.