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DEBT: A Neocolonial Tool There is nothing wrong with African nations being in debt. There is something wrong with African nations being perpetually indebted to parasitic societies that have plundered, exploited and terrorized Africa for 500 years. At the 2025 AU–EU Summit, African leaders spoke a truth that the...

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Africa, which produces less than 4% of the world’s carbon emissions, is being pressured by the United Nations to take urgent steps to address the problem of climate change - steps which will have the purely coincidental side effect of preventing the continent from experiencing its first, true, modern industrial revolution, which the nations with veto power at the UN all have. The United States – whose carbon emissions are triple that of the entire African continent – has opted to exit the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement entirely. Other Western nations barely meet their own obligations, but for some reason, it is the world’s least environmentally destructive region that must urgently “transition” from using its rich reserves of cheap energy to expensive, impractical, and often nonexistent alternatives. Naturally, nowhere in the Paris Agreement is an end to the continued exploitation of Africa’s rich reserves of cheap energy by non-African states even suggested. So the question must be asked - whose interests do the UN’s “Sustainable Development Goals” really serve?

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Hell, with Macron, all African countries must close France Embassy for good. The presence of these embassies no longer serves a positive purpose, and their continued existence is detrimental. All African leaders must consider this matter with the utmost seriousness and take the necessary action to ensure that all France embassies are closed for good. It is becoming increasingly clear that France, under Macron’s leadership, is desperate to control African minerals, undermining the sovereignty and future of the continent. Africa belongs to Africans, and it’s time we stand firm against external exploitation. Supporting African autonomy means respecting the rights of African nations to manage their own resources and destiny.

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Israeli Surveillance Firm Signs Deal With “Anonymous” West African Country On May 10, 2026, The Jerusalem Post reported that Israeli surveillance company Mer Group had just secured a $37 million dollar deal with an anonymous West African country. The company, which has its fingerprints all over Isr*el’s ongoing g*nocide in Gaza and its continued illegal occupation of the West Bank, reportedly already has contracts in Nigeria, Guinea and Togo. Yet none of these nations were identified as the new mystery client. So which West African country are we to congratulate? And why would any African country choose to tie its security infrastructure with such a vicious and treacherous state as Isr*el at all, especially given the continent’s own history with this t*rror state? Barra Hart reports for the Spearhead.

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Over 2 decades of trade between Africa and the US under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has come to an end, but did Africa gain anything from it? For so many years what Africa called an opportunity and the US tagged a partnership AGOA, only trapped Africa further in a cycle of dependency and cheap natural resource exports. Far from being a loss to Africa, the end of AGOA is an opportunity to rewrite the continent's economics story on its own terms, and in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCTA) lies an opportunity to do so in a manner that would be transformational. The time has come for Africa to use its own resources and population to enrich itself, rather than tie itself up in Western dependency masked as "bilateral trade agreements."

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Kenya’s Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua tells a gathering of the African Union about how easy it is for a European to visit Africa and how hard it is for an African to visit Europe. He also reiterated how it is extremely difficult for Africans to travel between each other. It is about tedious visa restrictions in the continent is fully addressed. Kenya wants to lead the way in opening her doors to Africans. True Pan-Africanism is in the easing of the people to people relations between brotherly nations of the African continent. I say way to go!

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80,987 views • 3 years ago

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‘America is never going to pay its debts, it doesn’t have to. Its debts are in its own currency, we can simply print it. The African debt is not in its currency. Africa has to earn the US dollars.’ Donald Trump may rail against de-dollarisation and BRICS, but for Africa and many countries of the global south, this is why de-dollarisation is not a political choice, but an economic necessity.

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59,872 views • 1 year ago

Africa Demands Reparations for Europe’s Crimes! Did you know that the people who owned slaves were the ones who got paid when slavery ended… and the people who were enslaved were forced into debt? Britain paid £20 million to former slave-owners in 1833, while France forced Haiti to pay it 150 million francs in 1825 for the “offence” of successfully defeating its colonial rule – a debt which crippled the Caribbean nation for a century. Since the 1400s, Africa has been plundered, exploited and terrorized by the predatory societies of the West. Today, these predatory societies still refuse to acknowledge their crimes and give due reparations to the continent whose soil made them everything they presume to be. They instead tell the people of Africa, who continue to suffer the consequences of their 500 years of terrorism… to “move on”. But Africa is not moving on. And it is done asking politely!
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Africa Demands Reparations for Europe’s Crimes! Did you know that the people who owned slaves were the ones who got paid when slavery ended… and the people who were enslaved were forced into debt? Britain paid £20 million to former slave-owners in 1833, while France forced Haiti to pay it 150 million francs in 1825 for the “offence” of successfully defeating its colonial rule – a debt which crippled the Caribbean nation for a century. Since the 1400s, Africa has been plundered, exploited and terrorized by the predatory societies of the West. Today, these predatory societies still refuse to acknowledge their crimes and give due reparations to the continent whose soil made them everything they presume to be. They instead tell the people of Africa, who continue to suffer the consequences of their 500 years of terrorism… to “move on”. But Africa is not moving on. And it is done asking politely!

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18,733 views • 8 months ago

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Sound Colonization: How the GRAMMY Awards Are Rewiring African Musical Ambitions The GRAMMYs Awards are quietly penetrating into Africa and rewriting our idea of musical success. What used to be local pride has become a global hunt for Western validation. A foreign award now decides who African music stakeholders call “great,” while the same institution barely acknowledges the continent in its most important categories. The introduction of New African Category, GRAMMY GO (accompanied by government MoUs) — it’s all packaged as “empowerment,” but beneath the wrapping lies a subtle cultural takeover. And as artists obsess over streams, crossover hits, and algorithm approval, local award shows fade into the background. This objective of the video isn’t to discourage ambition, but a reminder that African greatness was never meant to be certified in America. Our music shaped nations long before this western trophy appeared. Greatness is not imported. It is meant to be lived, built, and celebrated right here on African soil.

The Spearhead

113,621 views • 8 months ago

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[MEDIA INTERVIEW] ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION PART 2: GLOBAL ISSUE Illegal immigration is not a South African problem it is an African and global problem. The question for us as the African continent is how do we deal with that. We must deal with the root cause of this, where people leave their country’s en masse. It is not only African people, we have European and Asian people coming into our country. We must ask ourselves how did they go through the countries of departure without the correct papers. This is a global crisis, that requires government to formulate a response to this. What we can’t allow is for our country to be described as a xenophobic country. We are a people of Ubuntu. #TheYearOfDecisiveAction

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