Burkina Faso Expels EU Officials as Mali Celebrates Anéfis Victory | Africa's New Direction. United States of Africa
Stay informed on the latest diplomatic shifts and security developments shaping the African continent. In today's report, we dive into Burkina Faso's bold stance on national sovereignty and the growing public support for military partnerships in Mali. These events mark a significant turning point in how African nations engage with international partners and manage internal security.

🚀 In this episode, Akosua Prempe reports on Burkina Faso's decision to expel two senior European Union officials. The transitional authorities have declared these individuals persona non grata, giving them 72 hours to leave the country. This move, supported by the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Traore, reflects a new era of pragmatic diplomacy where national sovereignty is non-negotiable and foreign interference is no longer tolerated.

🌍 We also take you to the streets of Bamako, Mali, where large crowds gathered to celebrate the victory of the Malian armed forces in Anafis. Despite challenging weather, the people showed overwhelming support for their military and the strategic partnership with Russia's Africa Corps. The report highlights how this collaboration is helping Mali restructure its defense and combat terrorism while promoting national unity against external pressures.

Chapters

0:00 Intro and Today's Headlines
2:15 Burkina Faso Expels EU Officials
5:30 The Shift to Pragmatic Diplomacy
8:10 Mali Celebrates Victory in Anafis
10:45 Public Support for Russia Partnership
12:05 Conclusion and Community Discussion

💬 What are your thoughts on Burkina Faso's decision regarding the EU? Do you believe the security partnerships in Mali are the right path forward for stability in the Sahel? We want to hear your perspective in the comments below. Your voice matters in shaping the conversation about Africa's future.

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2016 UG Provost Publications Award: Dr. Obadele Kambon

Kambon, O. (2015). Theory of Endogenous and Exogenous Motivation in L2 Migration. Per Linguam, 31(2). http://dx.doi.org/10.5785/31-2-594

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ABSTRACT: Implied in theories of Second Language Acquisition (SLA) is the notion that language learning is analogous to obtaining or acquiring a possession – thus the use of the term ‘acquisition.’ While this interpretation has gone relatively unchallenged in the literature, this article introduces a new analogy whereby language learning is seen as analogous to a process of permanent or semi-permanent migration towards a new socio-linguistic L2 space. As such, a theory of endogenous and exogenous motivation is delineated, entailing a dynamic interplay between internal (primarily psychological) and external (primarily sociological) push-pull factors. Endogenous and exogenous push-pull factors, together with various other personal factors, contribute to learner decisions to migrate towards, move away from or remain inert with regard to the target language. Further, motivation is framed in the larger theoretical context of causation.

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UNIVERSITY OF GHANA
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
2018 Provost Publications Award
(Early Career)
This Award is presented to Dr. Obadele Kambon (Research Fellow, Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana) as the winner of the 2016 Provost Publications Award (Early Career). The award is based on your Paper titled: "Theory of Endogenous and Exogenous Motivation in L2 Migration" which was published in Per linguam, 31(2)2015" Your article has been noted to be a great input in the area of language teaching and learning and this work will be used by many researchers and foreign language teachers.
Also, your work is deemed as provocative, perceptive and a well researched paper that has unmistakable relevance for the teaching and learning of foreign languages and target languages."
Your write-up is an original contribution which challenges current theories that account for second language acquisition.
Dr. Obadele Kambon , for your outstanding contribution to knowledge and scholarship and for breaking new grounds, the College of Humanities is proud to award you the 2016 Provost Publications Award (Early Career)
Congratulations.
Professor Samuel Agyei-Mensah
Provost

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