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Captain Traoré’s Anti-Colonial Agenda Gains Momentum
Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the transitional president of Burkina Faso, has been making waves in West Africa and across the globe with his revolutionary and anti-colonial agenda.
Since assuming power in September 2022, Traoré has pursued a bold path, expelling French soldiers and strengthening ties with Russia.
Under his leadership, Burkina Faso has nationalized its wealth by creating a state mining corporation, Société de Participation Minière du Burkina (SOPAMIB).
This move has scored points with advocates for pro-national governance, where the country’s wealth is distributed primarily within its borders.
Traoré’s administration has also granted an industrial mining license to Russian company Nordgold for a new gold project, projected to contribute significantly to Burkina Faso’s state budget.
This development reiterates the country’s shift toward economic nationalism under Traoré’s leadership.
Despite facing security challenges, including deadly terrorist attacks, Traoré remains committed to finding solutions outside of institutions that historically colonized his people.
Burkina Faso is exploring military cooperation with Russia, with negotiations showing positive signs.
Traoré’s popularity has grown organically, with many Africans embracing him as a symbol of resistance, independence, and Pan-African pride.
His actions have sparked a continental conversation, and possibly, a movement.
As the international community watches, Traoré’s legacy will depend on how the tides of history unfold.
One thing is certain his bold moves have redefined economic governance in Burkina Faso and inspired a new generation of Africans.
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Sisters’ Fellowship International Shines Bright in the US, Raising Hope and Funds for the Less Privileged
In a joyous celebration of charity and community service, Sisters’ Fellowship International (SFI) hosted a spirited “Praise Night to Benefit the Less Privileged” at Trinity Assembly of God in the United States. The event, themed “Save a Thousand Dreams with a Single Step” raised significant funds for various underprivileged groups in Maryland and Washington DC.
With a mission to spread the message of Christ through love and appreciation, SFl’s dedication to charity shone bright as members and guests gathered to support a noble cause. The funds raised will benefit organizations such as the Gabriel Network, Arc of PG County, and several homes for the elderly, among others.
The event marked a significant milestone in SFl’s journey, which began in Birmingham, UK, and has grown exponentially since the official inauguration of the Bowie MD chapter in 2015. Today, SFI boasts five additional chapters in Maryland and Washington DC, a testament to the dedicated efforts of its members.
Key leaders and notable figures graced the occasion, which was chaired by Chief Sir Dr. Mbonu and lyom Lady Nneka Mbonu. The night was filled with praise, gratitude, and a collective commitment to giving and service.
Diaspora Watch reports on the remarkable growth of SFI, highlighting their charitable initiatives and the substantial impact they’ve made on the local community. Through their selfless efforts, SFI continues to spread hope and make a difference in the lives of others.
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