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@africatodayMG That’s common sense. Idk why Elon is complaining

Namibia has made it clear! Starlink must have local investors to operate in Namibia! It's not about Elon Musk. Starlink cannot operate unless it follows local ownership laws. The government rejected the licence because the company is 100% foreign-owned, while the law requires at least 51% local ownership in telecom businesses. And here’s the key point… this is not about Elon Musk personally. It’s part of a broader policy to ensure locals benefit and maintain control in critical sectors. So if Starlink wants in, it must partner locally or restructure ownership.

Ibrahim Traoré refused to hand over road construction to foreign companies. Instead, he invested in equipment, empowered local engineers, and trained Burkinabè citizens to build their own country. Now, Burkina Faso is pushing toward 5,000 km of paved roads every year with no foreign funding, just national commitment. This is not dependency. This is self-reliance. This is nation-building. Africa is watching.

Burkina Faso is building world class roads

These are the houses Ibrahim Traore is building for his people. Traore has been a president of Burkina Faso🇧🇫 just for 4 years.

Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 programing and robotic school for young children

@gsheverything @marcus_herve Yea he said it in French toward the end

@freeworldian @marcus_herve I don't understand the native language, but I understand fully the French part, more power to BF people, they really deserve it and they are building their country day and night

🛑🇧🇫- The guy is saying that the naysayers would say this is not Ouagadougou.

This video was made today in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 🇧🇫, where people both young and old came together to build roads. If the government is killing them according to Western media, how come they are coming out to build their nation?

@Joe__Bassey They want to install democratically elected civilian puppets/dictators who answer and carter's for their interests in africa. Leaders like Traore who emphasize economic development first are seen as threats to their evil schemes. Developments first democracy later.

@gsheverything @marcus_herve Yea he even said « wow this is my country »

@marcus_herve You can hear the Proudness in voice

Elon Musk who has never Built a school in Africa Built a university in Africa Built a hospital in Africa Built a library in Africa Given an African a morsel of bread Suddenly cares about poor black Africans. Don’t make me laugh

@Heal_within96 @JeanJacquesDes7 There are many smart Zambians that can find a soltition to Their hiv response. Why is the government relying on a foreign country for it?

This is how Western powers blackmail African nations into stealing their resources. The US told Zambia to give them their copper and Cobalt, or they won't sell them HIV medication any longer.

Burkina Faso got liberated 4 Years ago and it’s already doing better than Nigeria and Zimbabwe combined 😭😭📍

@elonmusk Elon Musk childhood by the way. I’m sure you miss the good old days

The BBC (Western propaganda machine) calls him "president" not a useless dictator. This is what Djibouti looks like. He has been in power since 1999. Disease-infested roads. The West loves a corrupt, incompetent useless puppet.

@marcus_herve This guy sold it a while ago. He’s been placed there to help Europe against the Sahel states

Wrong move President Mahama!Wrong move! This will allow France to lay their hands on the healthcare database of your people. Aren’t you concerned about data privacy and sovereignty?

@MusaMazibuko1 @Joe__Bassey That’s why I think Traoré fucked yo when he said that. He could have answered that question in a more diplomatic way. Just say we will get to elections once we are comfortable with our infrastructure. That’s it. Now he has enabled a lot of opportunistic dictators

@Joe__Bassey The fuckery is, in some cases like Traore, its understandable but in Zim, definitely not. Traore just secured his country's wealth, and an election might bring back France, but Zim on the other hand, there's no danger except corruption from those in parliament.

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Moves to Scrap Direct Presidential Elections, as Parliament Would Choose the President.

@UnathiAfrika @Joe__Bassey Yea that Ibrahim Traoré clan about democracy being bad is going to enable a lot of these dictators. They are opportunist

@Joe__Bassey The idea itself is not bad. Just that it is being done for the wrong reasons, by the wrong people, for selfish reasons.

@dijoni I’d say let them enjoy. Just like they created basketball and black people enjoy it. It’s just cultural exchange between humans

Be very careful. Next thing you know, they invented it. they love everything about Africa, but they do not like the African people.

@JerryKatumpa @africatodayMG Kagame is not holding you from building roads at least in Kinshasa. Nicholas Kazadi stole millions of dollars and nothing happened to him while yall are starving.

@africatodayMG None of your business, but Criminal Kagame must leave

DRC 🇨🇩 President Felix Tshisekedi of DRC gave luxury cars to all DRC national players each car being worth over $150,000 He doesn't build bridges instead he blames Uganda, Rwanda and Kenya for Congolese problems. He wants to change the constitution to run for 3rd term.

@JerryMapatu @africatodayMG Yall are happy slaves and deserve to live in the miserable and awful conditions in which you are. Sorry ass people .

@africatodayMG Congolese problem is for Congolese not for another country to sort it out, you guys focus what's happening in your respective country.