Africa
Africa Day 2025 Speech
Africa Day 2025 Speech By Akere Muna Presidential Candidate My Dear Compatriots, Today, as we mark Africa Day we celebrate more than just the birth of the Organization of African Unity on May 25, 1963, we honor the unbreakable spirit of a continent that refused to remain in chains. This day reminds us that our…
Burkina Faso-Russia Relations: A big Blow to France, A wake-up call for other African leaders
Burkina Faso-Russia Relations: A big Blow to France, A wake-up call for other African leaders Breaking News CEO as well as other forward-looking Africans, have openly disagreed with Prof. Wole Soyinka. A prolific Nigerian author, playwright, who sees a very bright future being built between Ibrahim Traore, the youthful, focused leader of Burkina Faso…
“My biggest regret is having spent a good part of my youth listening to RFI and France 24,” Ibrahim Traoré on RT
“My biggest regret is having spent a good part of my youth listening to RFI and France 24,” Ibrahim Traoré on RT As a guest on The Great Interview on the Russian public television channel Russia Today (RT) on May 11, 2025, the transitional president of Burkina Faso emphasized the importance of media in his…
Nasser International Forum: Unprecedented Participation from Latin America
PRESS RELEASE “Nasser International Forum”: Unprecedented Participation from Latin America in the Fifth Edition of the Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership In a statement, the Nasser International Forum announced that Latin American participation in the fifth edition of the Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership has reached a record high, making it the largest in the…
AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN IS GUIDED BY PATRIOTIC COMMITMENT
AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN IS GUIDED BY PATRIOTIC COMMITMENT – NORTH CENTRAL WOMEN CALL MGBEKE COMEDIAN North Central Women on Friday criticized Prof Mgbeke, dismissing her recent remarks about the representative of Kogi Central, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, as mad imaginings, deception and fantasy. They also described the remarks of the All Progressives Congress (APC) South-South Organizing Secretary, Mr….
AES. Massive Support for President Traoré:
AES. Massive Support for President Traoré: Burkina Faso Stands Against American Accusations In a rare patriotic surge, cities like Ouagadougou, Bobo-Dioulasso, and even remote areas saw their streets flooded with demonstrators determined to proclaim their support for the head of state, accused by the head of US AFRICOM of diverting national gold for personal purposes….
Russia Africa Relations Streghtened
Russia-Africa Relations Strengthened The Third International Forum of Journalists of Russia and Africa is shaping up to be a significant event in fostering media collaboration between Russia and African nations. The forum, titled “Russia-Africa: The Way of Friendship and Cooperation,” was held in Addis Ababa on April 22-23, 2025. It aimed to create a broad…
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PUTIN SUPPORTS TRAORE
Russia has reportedly sent special forces trained with unique skills to Burkina Faso, with explicit instructions from President Putin to safeguard the presidency of Burkina Faso and Captain Ibrahim Traore. This development comes at a time when Western powers, led by France, have converged in Ivory Coast to strategize on an invasion of Burkina Faso,…
AFRICA, FOLLOW AES NOW
This Message is sent to all the Presidents of Black Africa to tell them that for 3 years the AES has always remained in 3 countries namely Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali. So you, the rest of the Black African Heads of State, know that you are entering the AES, you are not entering the…
231 Cameroonians expelled from Equatorial Guinea.
231 Cameroonians expelled from Equatorial Guinea. Some 231 Cameroonians, including 28 women and 203 men, have reportedly been expelled from Equatorial Guinea. Many of those who arrived in the border town of Kye-Ossi revealed that they spent nine days in detention and were subjected to torture. They were forced to leave behind their family members…