▲ 20 r/Afrique+1 crossposts

Retour historiques sur les manoeuvres macabres de la France de 1896 à nos jours.

Reconquête coloniale du Burkina : Retour historique sur les manœuvres macabres de la France depuis 1896 à nos jours.

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u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 1 month ago

Another fake propaganda in order to diminish Africans and their allies

These two headlines are only four months apart, and the contradiction is hilarious.

Slide 1 is from this week, slide 2 is from April of this year.

In April, Russia was an “unreliable ally” in Mali…. Now Russia is the protector.

So which one is it? 😂

How did an “unreliable ally” become a protector in 4 months?

Deceitful propagandists always seeking to push agendas🚮

Also, the overwhelming majority of the fighting and dying is being done by the AES soldiers themselves.

Meanwhile, the western “security forces” (France/US/UN) spent more than a decade in the region while terrorism exploded under their watch and they couldn’t even protect their puppets from being overthrown by the revolutionary leaders of the AES

Ask yourself, how come you couldn’t protect your partners?

Bazoum still imprisoned going on 3 years and you couldn’t protect him 🤣🤣🤣

Because you’re incompetent and worthless.

YOU are the unreliable ally 🫵🏾🫵🏾🫵🏾

Zero victories and zero wins for the so-called “western security partners”

Nothing but failure on your track record and it eats you up inside every time we remind you

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 1 month ago
▲ 32 r/AESAfrica+1 crossposts

Un soldat de la Garde Nationale du Niger (GNN) adresse un message aux assaillants et à leurs commanditaires

Translation to english:

To those who thrive on confusion, who dream of a weakened Niger to exploit it, a clear message:

your illusions end here. Chaos is not a political project, much less a national destiny. As for those who have traded their conscience. For the applause of foreign interests, let them know this:

No external power will ever replace the esteem of one's own people. Those who serve the cause that despises us will exile themselves morally even before being rejected by history.

Here, treason does not advance; it leaves traces,

never legacies. Stability, security, and dignity are not options; They are required.

Niger is not on its knees. Niger is learning,

resisting, and moving forward, and will emerge strengthened from this ordeal. Faith, unity, and determination will strengthen it.

Let everyone know this: any attack on sovereignty will encounter a vigilant people, aware and ready to defend what belongs to them. Our territory is not negotiable; it is sacred because May it be nourished by the sacrifice of our sons and daughters, may God watch over our defense and security forces, may God protect Niger today and tomorrow, long live the nation.

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 2.5k r/BurkinaFaso+1 crossposts

On this day, in 1948, Marxist and anti imperialist activist Fred Hampton was born. He was later drugged and killed by the FBI at age 21.

u/Mean-Manufacturer263 — 2 months ago
▲ 31 r/AESAfrica+1 crossposts

Burkina Faso-Belgium: Strengthening cooperation while respecting the choices of the Burkinabe authorities

https://burkina24.com/2026/08/27/burkina-faso-belgique-renforcement-de-la-cooperation-sous-le-signe-du-respect-des-choix-des-autorites-burkinabe/

The President of Faso, Head of State, Comrade Captain Ibrahim TRAORÉ, granted an audience on Thursday, August 27, 2026, to the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs and Development Cooperation of the Kingdom of Belgium, Maxime PRÉVOT.

The Kingdom of Belgium intends to conduct its cooperation with Burkina Faso "with humility, but also with its diplomacy of efficiency and fraternity. We remain partners to promote the realization of the priorities identified by the Presidency of Faso and the government authority, in particular through the RELANCE 2026-2030 plan ," declared the Deputy Prime Minister after the meeting.

Maxime Prévot emphasized Belgium's respect for the choices made by the Burkinabe authorities. In this context, "our objective is to amplify and support the priorities of the Burkinabe state, not to replace them ," he stressed. According to the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister, the Kingdom of Belgium is firmly committed to building a "positive future" with the Burkinabe people, in particular, and the Sahel region in general.

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/Niger+3 crossposts

Niger transfers uranium mining rights previously held by Orano and GoviEx

>The Nigerien government has awarded two uranium mining licences previously held by French group Orano and Canadian group Govi High-Power Exploration (GoviEx) to domestic companies (Nigerien government press release, 21/08/2026).

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u/Bakyumu — 2 months ago
▲ 4.7k r/IronFrontNC+4 crossposts

ICYMI: At 17, Ovwighosuotu Darlyton created videos of him building a fully functional wireless power bank and a washing machine prototype (among other tools and gadgets) from scratch with his innovative creativity. He is embarking on his college career in China next month.

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Only if this child has the same opportunities that the other "African" (Elon) had.

And if the current First Lady could get a "genius" visa to come to America, this child certainly deserves one should he choose to apply for it in the future (and after the current administration).

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 70 r/Afrique+1 crossposts

Africans have been buying Caribbean Golden Visa's and Europe is NOT Happy

Africa has always had the problem being the only way you could exit the continent is by foot through Egypt, or by boat or plane. Essentially every country out of Africa is anti African to an extent. With very strict and rigorous visa options that make exiting the continue by boat or plane difficult.

Where as by land they must travel through Arab Muslim territory. Which once again have anti Black sentiment, if not outright customs of enslaving and trafficing Black Africans. Leaving by land and of a poorer status is very dangerous for Africans.

Africans have finally, in recent years, found a crack in the system that would allow them to be able to leave the continent without immediately being in the jaws of an oppressive country. And that is the Caribbean. 

The effects of slavery have come full circle, where several islands that had enslaved Africans today offer Visa programs that certain African citizens have been buying into as a way out. 

Not only does this strengthen relationships between the Caribbean and Africa. It allows Caribbeans to generate a lot of income, and Africans to be able to leave Africa under fairer, less oppressive terms. Where their money is being used to fund a Black country.

The only people who aren't winning from this are Europeans, and any other racist countries who have enjoyed decades of exploiting the travel system at the expense of Africans.

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u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/Afrique+1 crossposts

The Central Bank of West African States has issued a warning regarding the circulation of counterfeit banknotes.

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 59 r/ProfessorGeopolitics+1 crossposts

Why is Ukraine not supported by the Global South? The other reasons this man didn't mention are the support for terrorism in the Sahel region and the destabilization of Africa by Ukraine.

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago

A workshop in the city of Kaya is developing textbooks for vocational and technical high school students of the IPEQ.

u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago
▲ 585 r/PoliticnaAnaliza+5 crossposts

President Zelensky has once again rejected the idea of holding elections. This comes at a time when domestic resistance to the war effort is at an all time high with record numbers of desertions and conscription evaders.

u/MaoZedongsGrandson — 2 months ago

UAE funds Terrorists in the Sahel?

A United Nations monitoring team has confirmed what Frontline Africa has been saying for months: the war against Mali is being financed from outside. According to the UN experts, a ransom of about $50 million — paid in 2025 for the release of a single hostage — was redistributed among the fighting units of the al-Qaeda-linked coalition JNIM, and those funds "played a key role in financing the group's offensive across Mali." Reuters' regional sources go further and identify the United Arab Emirates as the payer, an attribution the UN report itself does not make and the UAE has not confirmed.

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u/Metteya_Savaka80 — 2 months ago