ZED DEALS™

A crow riding a plastic lid like it’s a snowboard.

Balls! #Iran #IranWar‌

In Iran’s missile bunkers there is an Israeli flag on the floor that you have to step on every time you walk in

@warsurv Alien technology

Rare footage of NASA testing an experimental jet designed to circle the globe in just three hours

This camera man deserves a pay raise 😂

Kwankwasiya and Obidient movement Here we go🤝

@FabrizioRomano The best manager in the history of EPL❤️

@FabrizioRomano Arsenal fans right now

@FabrizioRomano Arsenal after realising they will still play Manchester city this season

Pep na cruise 😂#mancity

@PoojaMedia Tottenham is a better team in the final than Arsenal 😂😂💔

❤️🇮🇷 WATCH: This is the moment Iran's IRGC started launching the 72ND ROUND of Operation True Promise 4

@jack @asemota We miss you Jack. With Elon we're like Guinea pigs for his crazy social media experiments.

Reunions with good friends 🥹🩷

An attempt by an F-16 to shoot down a Shahed-136 off the coast of the UAE

🇮🇷🇱🇧🇵🇸🇮🇱⚡Thousands of Israeli are leaving Jerusalem, West Bank, Tel Aviv and all occupied territories amid ongoing Iranian and Hezbollah missiles and drones threats.

When this man arrived home, his wife and daughter surprised him with a birthday celebration. What a wonderful thing he truly gained in life

A man discovered on security cameras that the burglar who had broken into his house was playing with his dog, probably the worst guard dog in history. 😂😂

@AfricanArchives Africa has been conquered... Through its leaders!

This figures represent different moments, ideologies, and paths—but all played significant roles in Africa’s political transformation during the 20th century. Thomas Sankara emerged in the 1980s as a bold and unconventional leader of Burkina Faso. He emphasized self-reliance, economic independence, and social reform—encouraging local production, rejecting excessive foreign dependence, and advocating for women’s rights and environmental responsibility. His leadership style and vision continue to inspire conversations about governance and development across Africa. Muammar Gaddafi led Libya for over four decades and positioned himself as a major voice in African and global affairs. His rule was marked by both ambitious continental initiatives—such as calls for African unity—and significant controversy. His legacy remains complex, reflecting both influence and debate in discussions about leadership and power. Patrice Lumumba became a defining symbol of African independence at a critical historical moment. As Congo’s first Prime Minister in 1960, he advocated for true sovereignty and national unity following colonial rule. His time in leadership was brief, but his ideas and vision left a lasting impact on liberation movements across the continent. Kwame Nkrumah was one of the most influential architects of African independence. Leading Ghana to freedom in 1957, he became a central figure in the Pan-African movement, calling for political unity among African nations as a path toward long-term strength and independence. Although their approaches differed, these leaders were all shaped by the same historical forces: colonialism, the struggle for independence, and the challenge of building nations in a rapidly changing world. Their leadership unfolded during a time when Africa was not only gaining political freedom but also defining its place on the global stage.