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🌍 Africa is Rising! In a bold and strategic move, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has joined forces with the leaders of Burkina Faso and Namibia to reshape the future of Africa's mineral wealth. This powerful alliance signals a new era of economic independence, resource control, and pan-African unity.💎 As Africa holds some of the world's richest mineral deposits—gold, uranium, lithium, and rare earths—these leaders are taking a stand against foreign exploitation and pushing for local beneficiation, fair trade, and continental collaboration.🔍 In this video, we break down: What this new alliance means for Africa How it could shift global mineral markets The message it sends to foreign powers And what’s next for African unity in the resource sector

🚨 SHOCKING REJECTION! 10 African nations just DEFIED Trump in a historic standoff—and the fallout is MASSIVE! Why did they say NO? What’s REALLY behind this explosive political crisis? And what does this mean for the future of U.S.-Africa relations?📢 In this video, we reveal:✅ The SECRET terms of Trump’s "deal" – Why African leaders called it "modern colonialism"✅ Which countries stood up to the U.S. – #7 will SHOCK you!✅ The REAL reason behind the rejections – It’s not just about money!✅ How the U.S. retaliated – Sanctions, threats, and economic warfare!✅ What happens NEXT – Is this the start of a NEW COLD WAR?🇺🇸 The U.S. thought Africa would BEG for this deal… but the response was UNEXPECTED!

In a bold and historic move, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has joined Burkina Faso's Captain Ibrahim Traoré in rejecting reliance on IMF and World Bank loans. This strategic shift signals a growing wave of African economic independence and resistance against neo-colonial financial systems.🌍 What does this mean for Africa’s future?💸 Are IMF & World Bank loans truly helping, or trapping nations in debt?🤝 Could this unity among African leaders spark a continental movement?Join us as we dive deep into: The reasons behind Museveni and Traoré's decision The implications for African economies The global reaction and potential ripple effects Analysis from political economists and Pan-African thought leaders

50 years of ECOWAS — but is there truly anything to celebrate?As the regional bloc marks its golden anniversary, revolutionary-led governments in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have been invited back for a symbolic reunion. But beneath the celebrations lies a deeper truth: decades of political failure, economic dependence, and lost sovereignty.In this video, we break down why the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) should stay the course — and why rejecting ECOWAS may be the bold move toward a new African destiny. This is more than politics; it’s a spiritual and generational awakening.From the betrayal of African interests to the rise of leaders demanding true independence, this moment isn’t just about West Africa — it’s about reclaiming power, pride, and purpose for the whole continent.✊🏿 Africa must rise. Not through old systems. But through bold leadership and fearless vision.

Burkina Faso: Commander Ismaël Sombié launches rehabilitation and modernization work on the Bama irrigated plain.

The Minister of State for Agriculture, Commander Ismaël Sombié, presided over the launch of rehabilitation and modernization work on the Bama irrigated plain in Houet province, Hauts-Bassins region, this Friday, April 11, 2025. This work is part of the West Africa Food System Resilience Program, Burkina Faso Component (PRSA-BF).
https://faso7.com/2025/04/11/b....urkina-faso-le-comma

Let's come together in reasonable dialogue to honor our ancestors and reclaim the world through an African lens. Join me as we delve into African history, culture, and worldview to better understand their relevance to our lives today. By sharing our thoughts and knowledge, we can pave the way for a new culture of awareness and reclaim our story. As the African Diaspora saying goes, "I am because we are, and we are because I am."Join this channel to get access to perks:

🔥Please Join Ib Traore's different news telegram channel 👇👇👇❤❤https://t.me/Ibtrao35Ghana may soon nationalize its mineral and natural resources! This bold move could increase local ownership, boost state revenue, and ensure fair resource distribution. Stay updated on this major Ghana government decision and what it means for the economy! *Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only.

How many languages do you speak? Most Africans grow up multilingual. At school they're taught in the languages of former colonial powers, like English, French or Portuguese. At home they speak a local lingua franca like Swahili, Hausa, isiZulu or Pidgin, and another mothertongue. In this Street Debate ask: how do we promote African languages, while staying ahead in a globalized world?

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⁣The shooting down of a $30 million Turkish-made Malian drone by Algeria on April 1, 2025, has pushed these once-allied nations to the brink of war. In this deep analysis, we uncover the hidden economic motives behind the conflict, including Algeria's secretive oil interests in Mali's Taoudeni Basin and the strategic resource game being played across the Sahara.
Discover how Mali's military government, backed by Russian Wagner forces, is reclaiming territory and resources that Algeria has long influenced through controlled instability. Learn why the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline hangs in the balance and how Morocco is strategically filling the power vacuum as Algeria's regional influence collapses.
This isn't just about a drone – it's about billions in natural resources, shifting regional alliances, and the future of power in North Africa. The conflict threatens to redraw the geopolitical map of the entire region.