Burkina Faso ABANDONS Colonial Tradition of Barrister Wigs!In a bold move, Burkina Faso has decided to ditch a relic of its colonial past - the traditional barrister wigs worn by lawyers in court. This tradition, inherited from the French colonial era, has been a symbol of the country's judicial system for decades. But what led to this sudden change? Is it a step towards decolonization or a bid to modernize the country's legal system? Watch to find out more about this significant decision and what it means for the future of Burkina Faso's judiciary.#burkinafaso #ibrahimtraoré #colonialwigs #bannedabout UsWelcome to Voice of Africa! Our channel brings you the vibrant stories, rich cultures, and diverse perspectives from across the African continent. We explore political landscapes, historical events, cultural heritage, and contemporary issues shaping Africa today. Join us to hear the untold stories and voices that often go unheard in mainstream media. Voice of Africa is your go-to source for all things Africa.Channel GoalAt Voice of Africa, our goal is to enlighten and inspire by showcasing Africa's true essence. We aim to provide a platform for African voices, promote cultural understanding, and highlight the continent's contributions to the world.DisclaimerVoice of Africa provides informational content that reflects individual opinions and not the official stance of the channel. While we strive for accuracy, our content is not professional advice. Voice of Africa is not responsible for any actions taken based on our videos.

What happens when a country finally decides it’s tired of playing dress-up in someone else’s clothes? Burkina Faso just threw a massive wrench in the whole colonial hangover; ditching the ridiculous wigs and gowns that have been clinging to the country’s legal system like a bad fashion trend. But this isn’t about fashion, is it? No, it’s about power, pride, and throwing colonialism out the door. Imagine for a second; what if your whole legal system was dressed in the same outfits used by the people who once ruled over you?
Feels ridiculous, right? Well, that's exactly what Burkina Faso just dumped. But here’s the thing: this decision isn’t just about style. It's about Africa finally saying, “We’re done with this nonsense.” It’s a powerful rejection of the colonial mindset that’s been ingrained into the African psyche for far too long. But what does it mean?
Let’s find out.

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I'm your host, and today we are reporting on a shocking turn of events, Ibrahim Traoré has ousted the Prime Minister, sending shockwaves throughout the nation! The sudden move has left many wondering what led to this decision and what it means for the future of the country. In this video, we'll dive into the details of this dramatic event and explore the implications of this sudden change. Stay tuned for the latest updates and analysis on this developing story.Burkina Faso’s dynamic leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has once again stunned the nation by dismissing Prime Minister Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem de Tambela. This sweeping political shake-up, executed via a presidential decree, has dissolved the entire government, leaving many questions unanswered. Within just 30 hours of this bold move, Traoré appointed a new Prime Minister, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, signaling both continuity and change in his leadership strategy. #captaineibrahimtraore #burkinafaso #capitaineibrahimtraoré #ibrahimtraoré

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I'm your host, and today we are reporting on the people of Chad marched on Friday to call for the withdrawal of French troops from the country, a week after the Central African country ended a military agreement with its former colonial ruler.Protesters in the capital, N’Djamena, chanted “Chad for us, France out!” with some holding banners that read, “We do not want to see a single French person in Chad.”Last week, Chad said in a statement it would end a defense cooperation agreement with France to redefine its strategic partnerships in line with national priorities. France has maintained about 1,000 troops in Chad. The statement didn’t specify when they have to leave.


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