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Ever wondered why the wealthy are leaving behind their mansions in Europe and America? This isn't just another video about African development - it's the untold story of a quiet revolution happening in Burkina Faso that's shocking global financial institutions.
I spent months digging into why billionaires and millionaires are suddenly packing up and heading to a country most people couldn't find on a map. What I discovered left me speechless.
President Traoré didn't just reject the IMF - he created something that's attracting the world's wealthy like moths to a flame. It's not about charity or guilt. It's about something much more powerful.
From tax incentives to citizenship offers for the wider African diaspora, Burkina Faso is writing a new playbook that could change how wealth flows across the entire continent.
One returnee told me, "I had three houses in London, but what I'm building here will outlive me." Another said, "For the first time, I feel like my money is doing more than just making more money."
Whether you're part of the African diaspora or just someone who cares about global economics, this story will change how you think about development, wealth, and what really motivates people with money.
Watch till the end to see the most surprising factor that's driving this wealth migration - it's not what any economist predicted.
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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.
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RWANDA STRENGTHEN BILATERAL CORPORATION WITH BURKINA FASO ! JUST AFTER THE PRESIDENT OF RWANDA PAUL KAGAME GIVE A FEARFUL SPEECH! HE TURN TOWARDS BURKINA FASO!
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Sunyani is derived from the Akan word "Sonnwae," which itself comes from "Osono," meaning "elephant". The town was a well-known camping ground for elephant hunters in the late 19th century.
Healing Ourselves: Black Therapy, Black Power
This is what happens when Western philanthropists try to ‘fix’ hunger in developing countries. Neelam Tailor investigates how philanthropic efforts by the Gates Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, and the organisation they set up in Africa called AGRA, set out to revolutionise farming in Africa, but may have made things worse for the small-scale farmers who produce 70% of the continent’s food.From seed laws that criminalise traditional practices, to corporate partnerships with agribusiness giants like Monsanto and Syngenta, we explore how a well-funded Green Revolution has led to rising debt, loss of biodiversity, and deepening food insecurity across the continent.📌 Chapters:00:00 Intro00:55 Africa’s traditional farming systems01:47 When the philanthropists got involved03:39 This isn’t new: the previous Green Revolution05:22 Corporate control over seeds06:58 Farmers are fighting backAbout:It's Complicated is a new channel from @theGuardian bringing you weekly videos about the hows and why behind the stories that matter.The Guardian (https://www.theguardian.com/) has been providing high-impact, independent journalism since 1821, always free from commercial and political influence. Help sustain our future by making a contribution today ► https://bit.ly/2Zyt72OCheck out our other channels:https://www.youtube.com/@theGu....ardian/https://www.y #farming #philanthropy #explained
THE BLACK FAMILY MUST HEAL FROM WHITE SUPREMACY
Why are Mali and Algeria suddenly on the verge of conflict again? What sparked this surge in border tensions—and why is Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso weighing in so strongly? In this explosive exposé, we unpack the escalating crisis between Mali and Algeria—from drone intrusions and military accusations to rising diplomatic friction. As Mali accuses Algeria of violating its sovereignty, and Algeria warns of destabilization in the Sahel, many are asking: Are we heading toward a regional showdown? Even more intriguing is how Traoré and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) are reacting. With bold rhetoric, military coordination, and public statements, the bloc appears more unified—and defiant—than ever before. Is this just a war of words, or the start of something far more serious? What are the deeper geopolitical stakes, and how might outside forces be influencing the divide? Stay tuned as we unravel the full story with exclusive context, sharp analysis, and on-the-ground facts the mainstream won’t tell you. This isn’t just a Mali-Algeria issue—it could reshape the balance of power in West Africa. Like, comment, share, and subscribe for more real stories from the African frontlines.
