Sahel Revolutionary Soldier

🇧🇫GREAT SOUND TRACK dedicated to Captain Traore and the inspirational figure he has become to millions of young Africans. Tear down the borders and set the people free. Africa does not need borders.

Iran to U.K.: Providing ​military ⁠bases ​for ‌the ⁠U.S. ‌will ​be ⁠considered ​as ‌participation ⁠in 'aggression': The Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi has warned his British counterpart, Vetted Cooper, that allowing the US to use British bases will be considered as an act of aggression.

China donates 60,000 tonnes of rice, enough to feed the entire Cuban population for about 6 weeks. Whilst Trump continues to increase blockade of food and fuel to the Cuban people, even though they have caused no harm to US citizens. Given the choice between Russia or China, I know who I would choose.

RT reports on professional high quality training provided to the Madagascar military by Russian forces, something the French refused to do, because they wanted a weak Madagascar runned by their French citizen puppet.

5 million Cubans with chronic illness face medicine shortages. 16,000 cancer patients can’t get radiotherapy. Not because Cuba lacks doctors. Because Washington lacks humanity. The US oil blockade is a weapon. Its target is the Cuban people. Trump is the perpetrator

Nigeria has signed an agreement with the UK, that allow Nigerians to be deported even without a formal travel document. The agreement was signed by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Nigerian Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo.

Burkina Faso 🇧🇫: Abdoul Niang, a Malian journalist, has been elected to the Council of Ministers in Burkino Faso to be appointed as a member of the Steering Council of the Institute of Black People - Farafina. The session was presided over by Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The Institute of Black Peoples-Farafina (IPN-Farafina), officially re-created on 14 May 2025 as the Council of Ministers, is led by former Prime Minister Dr. Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambèla. His primary mission is to promote an African cultural renaissance based on the ideals of sovereignty, pan-Africanism, and repropriation of black history. The institute aims to strengthen the African collective consciousness, to fight against cultural and ideological imperialism, and to contribute to the reconstruction of African identities and imaginations. Source: Council of Ministers Congratulations to Abdul Niang

A major claim is shaking global military narratives. Reports suggest that an advanced U.S. F-35 stealth fighter jet may have been hit during operations over Iran, forcing it into an emergency landing. While details are still emerging, if confirmed, this would mark a highly significant moment in modern warfare—potentially the first time such a high-end American stealth aircraft has been successfully struck in combat. The incident is already fueling intense debate. Questions are being raised about the long-assumed dominance of U.S. air superiority, especially after repeated claims that Iran’s air defenses had been neutralized. However, it’s important to note that there is no confirmed evidence of an F-35 being shot down, and misinformation around such claims has circulated widely in past conflicts. If verified, this development could signal a shift in battlefield dynamics—highlighting that even the most advanced military technology is not untouchable in today’s evolving war landscape.

Mali is accelerating its diplomatic and economic repositioning under leader Assimi Goïta, reflecting broader recalibrations by the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). The government approved reforms to embassies in key international cities, aiming to diversify partnerships. Mali is tightening state control over its gold sector, including establishing a new body to oversee and formalize artisanal gold mining. The reforms are focused on increasing government revenues, improving traceability, and asserting greater sovereignty over natural resources.

South Korea is now considering importing gas and oil from Russia, something it has not done since the Special Military operations in UKRAINE started. This is not good news for Ukraine at all, as the Russian economy is set to grow significantly from this American/Israeli imposed crisis.

Haifa is on fire as oil refinery struck. Power outage in many homes in Northern Israel (occupied Palestine). Strike follows Israel's attack on Iran's gas facilities.

US looking at making Kharg, Iranian oil processing island a US asset, says the US energy secretary. These devils waste no time in making their intentions known, but I guess Iran will address the issue.

🚨🚨🚨🚨 BREAKING 🇮🇷🇦🇪 IRAN DESTROYS UAE’s VALUABLE MILITARY AIRCRAFT IRAN'S ISLAMIC REVOLUTIONARY GUARD CORPS: (IRGC) has destroyed a United Arab Emirates Air Force Saab GlobalEye, a very important military plane used for early warning and surveillance. This aircraft is one of the most advanced in the Middle East. The attack took place at Al Dhafra Air Base in Abu Dhabi as part of a large drone strike on the base

🇧🇫Bravery at the Burkina Faso front: Military in the ranks promoted to sergeants on an exceptional basis On Wednesday 18 March 2026, the École Nationale de Sous-Officiers d'Active (ENSOA) hosted the ceremony to leave its second special class. burkina24.com

USA or the United Snakes of America, champions of human decency and rights values, is starving the great people of Cuba, denying them electricity, Water and fuel, which are all basic necessities of life, whilst Russian the ones they call rogue nation is sending tonnes of fuel to ensure hospital are kept afloat, and normal life can continue in the island.

Burkina Faso means business and is ready to partner with any African nations that shares its vision. Other African nations are just messing around or being a diligent servants of imperialism.

The world has had enough of Donald Trump and America. 79% unfavoutability rate. It cant go lower than that.

Burkina Faso has launched a computer recycling initiative to expand digital access and support vulnerable communities, as part of a broader push to accelerate the country’s digital transformation. The programme, introduced on 14 March 2026 in Ouagadougou under the ICT Programme in Faso (PROTAF), focuses on refurbishing outdated public-sector computer equipment and redistributing it to underserved groups. Officials say the initiative is designed to promote digital inclusion while advancing women’s economic participation. Initial collections from government offices yielded 30 computers, along with keyboards, printers, and other accessories. After repairs by technicians supported by students, a significant share of the equipment was restored to working order, including 22 central units and several functional screens and peripherals.

A female Burkinabe military personnel during the cause of her training. The revolution is not only a male thing, our sisters are actively involved in every aspect of its success.