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Burkinabe 🇧🇫 parents are sending their children to early military training to equip the future generation to defend Africa, as the Black Winter approaches. Teach them to love Africa and African people, and to hate imperialism in all its manifestations. Don't wait tell they are 18, or when you see African beating and killing fellow Africans in the streets.

How many African leaders are determine to defend Africa even at the cost of their personal safety? It is my view, that any African leader who is unprepared to put his life in the line for the advancement of African interest, is just a time wasting puppet, who will not progress his nation or the wider success or interest of Africa. There has been countless Western sponsored assassination attempts at Ibrahim Traore, all of which have thankfully failed. Traore had a choice to immune himself from those threats. He could reverse his Agriculture programmes, reverse the mining policy, reverse the development policy, invite the french back in, enjoy the luxury of a French visit, acquire huge assets in Swiss bank, but he declined. This is what's making the difference in Burkina Faso. They have a leader who is prepared to make himself a sacrificial land, In order to see the advancement of his people, and this is what's missing in many African nations. Until we secure leaders who are able and willing to put the interest of Africa 1st, I can't see a pathway for success.

“The world wants Africans minerals but not its migrants” - Faki

The sustainable fight against corruption will be by building institutions (not individuals) and letting them do their job. The current celebration can be understood. Naturally, we celebrate the ongoing action against AAA because of the anger we have towards her displayed insensitivity, with on-camera extravagance, theft, and impunity. Her biggest fault is rubbing it in our faces and persecuting critics/opponents, otherwise corruption per se is normal now. The moment is also used as an outlet for the accumulated frustrations in the public. In a place where corruption is hardly ever genuinely fought, this isolated action had to be exciting - no matter its political intentions. But, knowing what we know, including that Mawanda is a big PLU official, we need to come back to our senses after the AAA downfall excitement. Other bizarre things are passing in the dust of this dance. We need to remain cynical because many other known corrupt people who are still in good books are walking heads high. There is no new beginning being announced with regard to integrity; it is more of an announcement of the might of a new power base. We need to continue demanding that illegality is not fought with illegality and arbitrariness. We naturally didn’t care who sorts the irritating AAA, but we should know that if relevant institutions were allowed to do their job and also checked, the AAA phenomenon wouldn’t have taken this long to be brought to order. We know why the IGG and Auditor General developed cold feet during the earlier Parliament Exhibition, as they often do around big political darlings. We watched Parliament become the casino that it is. Government can’t act shocked, except in announcement of incompetence. We know why many relevant bodies can’t do their job. We can also see that the AAA issue has been choreographed and performed in a way that politically channels credit to an individual who shouldn’t have been at the center of it in a healthy system. That is why it came along with announcement of his preferred replacement - an early patronage sign that the cycle is likely to be repeated. We have not failed to stop corruption because of lack of individuals who care. It is because of a political system that thrives on corruption and only affords an occasional performance of fighting it where some political interests are at risk or when we want to politically manufacture credit and power for special individuals. A more sustainable fight should be institutional, constitutional and non-selective.

Burkina Faso 🇧🇫: IT'S remarkable, sale of locally produced rice of 25 kg at the social price of 10.000 FCFA or ($12) starting Monday, May 18 in all districts of the city here in Bobo Dioulasso thanks to Comrade Captain Ibrahim TRAORÉ!!! A wholesome initiative that brings relief to many families during this difficult time. Thank you to the President of Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, for this social vision and constant commitment to the side of the Burkinabe people. Concrete actions that demonstrate his willingness to improve the living conditions of the population and promote the consumption of locally produced rice. African are finally enjoying the fruit of our land. We are eating what we are growing and growing what we are eating.

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