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"Europe implanted division among Africans, divisions still seen today in the strict visa restrictions African nations impose on each other,while Europeans move freely across their continent" ~ Dr. Alfred N. Mutua, former Kenya Cabinet Secretary for Foreign Affairs. 🙏🙏

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Former Kenya Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs,Dr Alfred N. Mutua, says Europe taught Africans to hate fellow Africans.

Former Kenya Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs,Dr Alfred N. Mutua, says Europe taught Africans to hate fellow Africans.

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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!

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 次观看 • 3 年前

7 Turkish nationals, including a minor, who are under United Nations protection, have been abducted in Nairobi, #Kenya. 🚨Possible Turkish Intelligence Involvement Suspected. I call on William Samoei Ruto, PhD, the Kenyan authorities and the international community to take immediate action, ensure the safety of these abducted persons and demand their release. Government of Kenya must not allow itself to become complicit in these unlawful operations. State House Kenya @AmbMonicaJuma State Department for Foreign Affairs | Kenya Dr. Alfred N. Mutua National Police Service-Kenya KBC Channel 1 News Citizen TV Kenya United NationsHumanRights United Nations

7 Turkish nationals, including a minor, who are under United Nations protection, have been abducted in Nairobi, #Kenya. 🚨Possible Turkish Intelligence Involvement Suspected. I call on William Samoei Ruto, PhD, the Kenyan authorities and the international community to take immediate action, ensure the safety of these abducted persons and demand their release. Government of Kenya must not allow itself to become complicit in these unlawful operations. State House Kenya @AmbMonicaJuma State Department for Foreign Affairs | Kenya Dr. Alfred N. Mutua National Police Service-Kenya KBC Channel 1 News Citizen TV Kenya United NationsHumanRights United Nations

Enes Kanter FREEDOM

192,842 次观看 • 1 年前

URGENT: We call on authorities to take immediate action to STOP the abductions in #Kenya. 7 citizens associated with the Hizmet Movement have been targeted, with 4 STILL MISSING. The Long arms of the Turkish government at work once again abducting innocent people! #Türkiye DörtTürk KenyadaKaçırıldı #EmergencyKenya William Samoei Ruto, PhD National Police Service-Kenya State Department for Foreign Affairs | Kenya Citizen TV Kenya British Council Turkey Dr. Alfred N. Mutua Kenya Tourism Board @AmbMonicaJuma State House Kenya KBC Channel 1 News

URGENT: We call on authorities to take immediate action to STOP the abductions in #Kenya. 7 citizens associated with the Hizmet Movement have been targeted, with 4 STILL MISSING. The Long arms of the Turkish government at work once again abducting innocent people! #Türkiye DörtTürk KenyadaKaçırıldı #EmergencyKenya William Samoei Ruto, PhD National Police Service-Kenya State Department for Foreign Affairs | Kenya Citizen TV Kenya British Council Turkey Dr. Alfred N. Mutua Kenya Tourism Board @AmbMonicaJuma State House Kenya KBC Channel 1 News

ĸiηʏᴀS

13,561 次观看 • 1 年前

🇿🇦 Sarafina Movie ! (1992) had the whole of Africa emotional. Africans across the continent rallied behind South Africa 🇿🇦 , sang along to Sarafina!, and chanted “Freedom is Coming Tomorrow Fast forward 30+ years… freedom Never came 🤐 while leaders like Dr. Kwame Nkrumah pushed for complete African control of African resources, Nelson Mandela chose reconciliation over confrontation. 😭 The mines are still largely in the same hands. The land issue remains unresolved. Economic inequality is among the highest in the world in South Africa 🇿🇦 Yet when things go wrong, some South Africans blame Nigerians 🇳🇬 , Ghanaians 🇬🇭 , Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 , and other Africans instead of the Oppressors who actually benefited from apartheid.

🇿🇦 Sarafina Movie ! (1992) had the whole of Africa emotional. Africans across the continent rallied behind South Africa 🇿🇦 , sang along to Sarafina!, and chanted “Freedom is Coming Tomorrow Fast forward 30+ years… freedom Never came 🤐 while leaders like Dr. Kwame Nkrumah pushed for complete African control of African resources, Nelson Mandela chose reconciliation over confrontation. 😭 The mines are still largely in the same hands. The land issue remains unresolved. Economic inequality is among the highest in the world in South Africa 🇿🇦 Yet when things go wrong, some South Africans blame Nigerians 🇳🇬 , Ghanaians 🇬🇭 , Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 , and other Africans instead of the Oppressors who actually benefited from apartheid.

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Arriving in Lomé, I witnessed firsthand the frustration African travellers still face navigating intra-African travel restrictions and visa-on-arrival processes. In my opening remarks, I spoke candidly about this challenge… if Africa wants to trade more, attract investment, and strengthen regional value chains, Africans must be able to move more freely across Africa. H.E. President Faure Essozimna GNASSINGBÉ responded with decisive leadership. Today, Togo has announced the removal of visa requirements for all African citizens🌍 This is A BIG WIN for regional integration and a strong signal of the Africa we are building, one that is more connected, more competitive, and more open for business. Because to trade together, we must first welcome one another🌍🌍🌍🎯 #WeMove🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🎯🌍 #HMIndustryTradeInvestment #FMITI

Arriving in Lomé, I witnessed firsthand the frustration African travellers still face navigating intra-African travel restrictions and visa-on-arrival processes. In my opening remarks, I spoke candidly about this challenge… if Africa wants to trade more, attract investment, and strengthen regional value chains, Africans must be able to move more freely across Africa. H.E. President Faure Essozimna GNASSINGBÉ responded with decisive leadership. Today, Togo has announced the removal of visa requirements for all African citizens🌍 This is A BIG WIN for regional integration and a strong signal of the Africa we are building, one that is more connected, more competitive, and more open for business. Because to trade together, we must first welcome one another🌍🌍🌍🎯 #WeMove🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🎯🌍 #HMIndustryTradeInvestment #FMITI

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33,408 次观看 • 3 个月前

"I had an issue being an African in Africa," says Abdul Samad Rabiu CFR, CON, Africa's second richest man. He flew from Lagos to Cape Town for a mining conference, but was turned back at the border. His visa had expired by one day — and he takes full responsibility for that. But what stopped him in his tracks was this: While he waited at immigration for four hours, three flights arrived from Europe. Every single passenger on those flights walked into Cape Town without a visa. "I had an issue being an African in Africa — being turned away because I did not have a visa, while foreigners from other continents were coming in and were allowed to enter without a visa. This must change." This isn't just Abdul Samad Rabiu's story. It's the story of African integration in miniature. The continent has built the frameworks but not the systems, signed the agreements but not delivered the reality. AfCFTA exists. The African Union exists. The declarations exist. What doesn't yet exist is a continent where an African businessman can move as freely across African borders as a European tourist. That gap — between declaration and reality — is the defining challenge of Africa's next decade. — Afridigest Intelligence — intelligence & advisory to win in Africa's growth markets: | Follow Afridigest on LinkedIn & Instagram

"I had an issue being an African in Africa," says Abdul Samad Rabiu CFR, CON, Africa's second richest man. He flew from Lagos to Cape Town for a mining conference, but was turned back at the border. His visa had expired by one day — and he takes full responsibility for that. But what stopped him in his tracks was this: While he waited at immigration for four hours, three flights arrived from Europe. Every single passenger on those flights walked into Cape Town without a visa. "I had an issue being an African in Africa — being turned away because I did not have a visa, while foreigners from other continents were coming in and were allowed to enter without a visa. This must change." This isn't just Abdul Samad Rabiu's story. It's the story of African integration in miniature. The continent has built the frameworks but not the systems, signed the agreements but not delivered the reality. AfCFTA exists. The African Union exists. The declarations exist. What doesn't yet exist is a continent where an African businessman can move as freely across African borders as a European tourist. That gap — between declaration and reality — is the defining challenge of Africa's next decade. — Afridigest Intelligence — intelligence & advisory to win in Africa's growth markets: | Follow Afridigest on LinkedIn & Instagram

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28,878 次观看 • 3 个月前

‘LEAVE EUROPE? ONCE EUROPE GETS OUT OF AFRICA!’ Racists in Europe will often mask their hatred as patriotism, telling Black and Brown people to ‘leave’ and ‘go back’ to their ‘own countries.’ The level of ignorance is galling. It was Europeans that came and pillaged our ancestral lands. It’s our wealth they built their more ‘advanced’ societies on - something that continues to this day through neo-colonial exploitation. Adding to the irony is the fact that Europe controls two African territories on the Northern Coast: Ceuta and Melilla. This control, which dates back to Spanish colonisation, symbolises the ongoing neo-colonial presence of Europe in Africa. It highlights the contradictory nature of European immigration laws and policies: on the one hand, European countries fortify their borders against African migrants, while on the other, they maintain sovereign territories on African soil, revealing a shameless double standard. At the same time, neo-colonial policies towards African nations continue to create terrible living standards that force Africans to look for livelihoods outside of Africa, while her plundered resources feed the Global North. In this video, a brother expresses sentiments shared by many Africans living in Europe and in the diaspora: until Europe (and the rest of the Western world) leave Africa and provide restitution, Africans will not leave Europe. Africans are rightfully entitled to be in Europe and enjoy the fruits of their blood, sweat and tears. The video is particularly timely, given the recent racial violence we have seen erupt in the UK lately. Unfortunately, we don’t know the video author’s name and can’t link to his account. If you can enlighten us, please do in the comments - where your reactions to what he has to say are also most welcome! (Source video was shared by TasetiReloaded2 🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱🔴⚫️🟢 on X.)

‘LEAVE EUROPE? ONCE EUROPE GETS OUT OF AFRICA!’ Racists in Europe will often mask their hatred as patriotism, telling Black and Brown people to ‘leave’ and ‘go back’ to their ‘own countries.’ The level of ignorance is galling. It was Europeans that came and pillaged our ancestral lands. It’s our wealth they built their more ‘advanced’ societies on - something that continues to this day through neo-colonial exploitation. Adding to the irony is the fact that Europe controls two African territories on the Northern Coast: Ceuta and Melilla. This control, which dates back to Spanish colonisation, symbolises the ongoing neo-colonial presence of Europe in Africa. It highlights the contradictory nature of European immigration laws and policies: on the one hand, European countries fortify their borders against African migrants, while on the other, they maintain sovereign territories on African soil, revealing a shameless double standard. At the same time, neo-colonial policies towards African nations continue to create terrible living standards that force Africans to look for livelihoods outside of Africa, while her plundered resources feed the Global North. In this video, a brother expresses sentiments shared by many Africans living in Europe and in the diaspora: until Europe (and the rest of the Western world) leave Africa and provide restitution, Africans will not leave Europe. Africans are rightfully entitled to be in Europe and enjoy the fruits of their blood, sweat and tears. The video is particularly timely, given the recent racial violence we have seen erupt in the UK lately. Unfortunately, we don’t know the video author’s name and can’t link to his account. If you can enlighten us, please do in the comments - where your reactions to what he has to say are also most welcome! (Source video was shared by TasetiReloaded2 🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱🔴⚫️🟢 on X.)

African Stream

132,714 次观看 • 1 年前

🔥 Wake Up Africa! 🔥 While our continent bleeds, we are still trapped in the chains of clan politics, tribal rivalries, and artificial divisions, distractions crafted by those who once colonized us. As we fight among ourselves, the new colonial masters, the same white powers, their zionist proxy regimes like the #UAE, and their local corrupt puppet African leaders are busy plundering our gold, cobalt, oil, and land, enslaving us again through debt, dependency, and destruction. From the genocide in #Sudan to the wars tearing apart #Congo and the chaos engineered across #Somalia and the #Sahel, every conflict is a calculated move to drive Africans from their lands and make way for recolonization under new names: “investment,” “security,” “humanitarian aid”, “climate change”,… etc. It’s time to end the petty divisions and rise again as one African continent and people, united, conscious, and sovereign. The real enemy is not your neighbor’s clan. It’s the system built to keep Africa in chains. ✊🏿 Africa Unite, before we lose everything again! 🌍

🔥 Wake Up Africa! 🔥 While our continent bleeds, we are still trapped in the chains of clan politics, tribal rivalries, and artificial divisions, distractions crafted by those who once colonized us. As we fight among ourselves, the new colonial masters, the same white powers, their zionist proxy regimes like the #UAE, and their local corrupt puppet African leaders are busy plundering our gold, cobalt, oil, and land, enslaving us again through debt, dependency, and destruction. From the genocide in #Sudan to the wars tearing apart #Congo and the chaos engineered across #Somalia and the #Sahel, every conflict is a calculated move to drive Africans from their lands and make way for recolonization under new names: “investment,” “security,” “humanitarian aid”, “climate change”,… etc. It’s time to end the petty divisions and rise again as one African continent and people, united, conscious, and sovereign. The real enemy is not your neighbor’s clan. It’s the system built to keep Africa in chains. ✊🏿 Africa Unite, before we lose everything again! 🌍

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50,344 次观看 • 9 个月前

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU ARRIVES IN NAIROBI FOR AFRICA FORWARD SUMMIT President Bola Ahmed Tinubu arrived at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi, Kenya, in the early hours of Monday to participate in the highly anticipated Africa Forward Summit. The President’s aircraft touched down at approximately 00:18 a.m. local time. President Tinubu was received on arrival by Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, Musalia Mudavadi, the High Commissioner of Kenya in Nigeria, Isaac Parashina, alongside senior Kenyan government officials and members of Nigeria’s diplomatic mission in Kenya. The Africa/France Summit will be co-hosted by Williams Ruto of Kenya and French President Emmanuel Macron. President Tinubu’s participation in the summit underscores Nigeria’s enduring commitment to advancing African unity, deepening regional economic cooperation, and fostering strategic partnerships to accelerate sustainable development across the continent. The Africa Forward Summit brings together Heads of State, policymakers, business leaders, development partners, and key stakeholders from across Africa and beyond to deliberate on innovative pathways for economic transformation, trade expansion, digital innovation, infrastructure development, climate resilience, and collective prosperity for the continent. During the summit, President Tinubu is expected to engage in high-level bilateral and multilateral discussions to strengthen Nigeria’s diplomatic and economic relations with fellow African nations, while reaffirming Nigeria’s leadership role in shaping the continent’s future. The President’s attendance reflects the administration’s steadfast dedication to promoting Africa-driven solutions to continental challenges and advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda through strategic international engagement. The President is accompanied on the trip by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bianca Ojukwu, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Sen. Abubakar Kyari, Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Jumoke Oduwole and Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani. Others are the Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPCO), the Minister of State designate for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, the Director General of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), Mrs Omotenioye Majekodunmi, and the Nigerian Ambassador to France, Amb. Ayodele Oke. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) May 11, 2026

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Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON

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🚨UPDATE: What’s happening in South Africa must be condemned by all Africans of goodwill. I still remember when Nigerians and many other Africans stood shoulder to shoulder with South Africans in the fight against apartheid. We protested, sacrificed, donated, advocated, and believed their struggle was our struggle. We never asked what tribe, language, or nationality they were. We simply saw fellow Africans suffering under oppression and chose to stand with them. Today, seeing fellow Africans attacked, humiliated, and treated as enemies in the very country we once rallied behind is painful beyond words. The freedom South Africa enjoys today was not won alone. It was built on the sacrifices, support, and solidarity of Africans across the continent. That history should never be forgotten. Life is unpredictable. Nations rise and fall. Circumstances change. The hands that once lifted you should not be the hands you push away. What is happening is not just an attack on foreigners—it is a betrayal of African unity and the spirit that helped defeat apartheid. History remembers. Africa remembers.

Human Rights Platform

14,406 次观看 • 2 个月前

Stark Options For Africa, In The face of Tightening U.S Immigration Policy Immigration requirements for the United States have become increasingly stringent, and in some cases impossible, marking a clear departure from more relaxed previous policies. This has culminated in the latest decision by the Trump administration to impose visa bonds ranging from $5,000 to $15,000, or stop processing certain US visa categories entirely - a decision largely targeted at African nations whose citizens routinely seek to migrate to the U.S. through the B1/B2 pathway. While this is happening however, another route has been kept open. According to news reports, porn actors are being welcomed in the US faster than any other group, under the “Extraordinary Talent” O1B/O1A visa program which is apparently a hot favourite among OnlyFans models. For decades special visa programs such as the H1B, which targeted highly skilled individuals, have been both individual blessings and a collective curse to Africa. While they offered opportunities for a number of African professionals to become individually successful in the US, they also contributed greatly to creating a "brain drain economy" where young Africans are trained and educated in Africa using African resources, and then exported cheaply - often at their own expense - to become a skilled labour class in the US, which contributed nothing toward their development. Now that the US no longer appears interested in attracting professionals with the skills to partake in its professional economy, and is instead issuing work visas to erotic pleasure purveyors, a stark choice is presented to young Africans - either stay and build a future with dignity in Africa or strip off your clothes on camera for the chance to sell your African body across the Atlantic. Biggest Mack reports.

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The Spearhead

46,126 次观看 • 7 个月前

Examples Of African Unity In Times Of Crisis From offering each other safe haven in times of persecution to jointly advancing the ideals of freedom and independence, African leaders were once united in a continental quest for advancement. The early post-independence era was a time when the pain of one nation echoed across the continent, when borders didn’t stop empathy, and when injustice to one African was seen as injustice to all. In 1961, after the brutal assassination of Patrice Lumumba, Africans from Cairo to Cape rose in collective outrage. Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser gave refuge to Lumumba’s family and declared three days of national mourning. The same hand was extended to Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah when he was ousted in a CIA-orchestrated coup in 1966, as recollected in this video by his grandson. This is the kind of unity many believe no longer exists in today’s Africa. At a time when genocidal foreign-backed militias in Sudan, DR Congo and the Sahel region threaten Africa’s long-term stability, the courage to raise a collective voice among African leaders seems to have faded. This should worry every citizen of the continent because in moments like these, silence on the part of Africa’s leadership is not neutrality - it is complicity.

Examples Of African Unity In Times Of Crisis From offering each other safe haven in times of persecution to jointly advancing the ideals of freedom and independence, African leaders were once united in a continental quest for advancement. The early post-independence era was a time when the pain of one nation echoed across the continent, when borders didn’t stop empathy, and when injustice to one African was seen as injustice to all. In 1961, after the brutal assassination of Patrice Lumumba, Africans from Cairo to Cape rose in collective outrage. Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser gave refuge to Lumumba’s family and declared three days of national mourning. The same hand was extended to Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah when he was ousted in a CIA-orchestrated coup in 1966, as recollected in this video by his grandson. This is the kind of unity many believe no longer exists in today’s Africa. At a time when genocidal foreign-backed militias in Sudan, DR Congo and the Sahel region threaten Africa’s long-term stability, the courage to raise a collective voice among African leaders seems to have faded. This should worry every citizen of the continent because in moments like these, silence on the part of Africa’s leadership is not neutrality - it is complicity.

The Spearhead

32,633 次观看 • 8 个月前

🙏GRATEFUL🙏 The journey I started back in 2022 with just a concept has matured into Rwanda's most popular weekly podcast, 'The Long Form'. The conversation's that I've had are my attempt to better inform Rwandans, friends of Rwanda, East Africans and Africans as a whole about the Rwanda (and world) they live in. To survive and thrive in these times, information is key. This is my view The dream of a united Africa cannot come to pass unless we talk to each other and learn from each other's experience. That is why over the last two years, I've travelled to Uganda and Kenya to speak with though leaders, journalists, artists and politicians. We CANNOT wait for foreign voices to define how we see each other as Africans. Unfortunately, since independence, Africans have only seen, and heard, from each other through the lenses of the BBC, CNN, CCTV, Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle. SABC's attempt to create a Pan-African news organisation sadly came to nought. Why? Because it was too expensive! Only external media could afford to pay foreign correspondent, buy expensive camera and operate global satellite systems. But that isnt the case today. With two microphones, a mixer, three cameras, two lights and editing software, you can create content that used to be the preserve of major media. And with Youtube, you can literally reach billions of people globally. You just need content and an internet connection. Partnership is Key! One of the things that I've learnt living in Rwanda and working alongside other Rwandans to build the country, is the power of collaboration. You go much further when you work with like-minded partners. That is why I've chosen to partner with Next Media. Next Media created the AfroMobile app, a one-stop space for live television, radio and podcasts. All geared towards the African audience. On it you shall find East African tv channels like NBS TV, Rwanda TV and K24. You shall also be able to enjoy live radio and exclusive music content. And you shall find The Form Podcast! By partnering with Next Media, I am partnering with an organization that not only believes in highlighting African voices, it believes that Africa's best days are coming. What should the Long Form audience expect from this partnership? More conversations with more Africans. The aim is for The Long Form to become a space where Africans (and friends of Africa) can share their stories. The Long Form Podcast AfroMobile Next Media LF Media

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Sanny Ntayombya

20,553 次观看 • 4 个月前

President of #Kenya, William Ruto: “I can tell you without an iota of doubt that the African Union as it is today is.. not fit for purpose. …it’s not fit to provide the leadership that this continent needs to move into the future.” The AU Chairperson, a former foreign minister of tiny dictatorship state of #Djibouti, is dragging the organization in the wrong direction. African leaders are increasingly uneasy with its current approach. He has turned the organization into a situation resembling his own country a slum sewer. Instead of acknowledging the real achievements of African models of democracy and good governance, such as Somaliland’s long-standing stability and functioning institutions, the AU is leaning toward outdated, heavy-handed positions that ignore realities on the ground and instead supporting the stance and the claim of the failed, corrupt, and fragile state models like #Somalia. It condemns Somaliland’s basic right to build its own relations with other countries, which is a mistake and a form of oppression against positive developments on the continent. Ironically, this same oppression reflects the current policy and situation in Djibouti the country of the AU Chairperson. Notably, the #Israeli ambassador to #Somaliland, whose appointment the #AU has recently condemned, previously headed the Israeli embassy in Kenya.

President of #Kenya, William Ruto: “I can tell you without an iota of doubt that the African Union as it is today is.. not fit for purpose. …it’s not fit to provide the leadership that this continent needs to move into the future.” The AU Chairperson, a former foreign minister of tiny dictatorship state of #Djibouti, is dragging the organization in the wrong direction. African leaders are increasingly uneasy with its current approach. He has turned the organization into a situation resembling his own country a slum sewer. Instead of acknowledging the real achievements of African models of democracy and good governance, such as Somaliland’s long-standing stability and functioning institutions, the AU is leaning toward outdated, heavy-handed positions that ignore realities on the ground and instead supporting the stance and the claim of the failed, corrupt, and fragile state models like #Somalia. It condemns Somaliland’s basic right to build its own relations with other countries, which is a mistake and a form of oppression against positive developments on the continent. Ironically, this same oppression reflects the current policy and situation in Djibouti the country of the AU Chairperson. Notably, the #Israeli ambassador to #Somaliland, whose appointment the #AU has recently condemned, previously headed the Israeli embassy in Kenya.

Gaboose

14,689 次观看 • 4 个月前

Emmanuel Macron Interrupts Presentation At Africa-France Summit To Talk Down On Africans On May 11, 2026, African delegates convened in Nairobi Kenya for the 2026 Africa-France Summit, which saw, among many things, Kenya’s Western-aligned government signing off its people’s future to the former colonial power, France, with 11 deals cutting across various sectors of Kenya’s economy. In this video, taken at Nairobi University, Kenya, during the summit’s proceedings, French President Emmanuel Macron rudely interrupts a presentation to talk down on the Africans in the audience. Under the guise of “making order”, he demonstrates the very same colonial arrogance of all his predecessors, who plundered and terrorized Africa with impunity for centuries until the people Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, in 2022, chose to take their destiny into their own hands, and show France the door. Since forming the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) in 2024, Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have faced relentless attacks by Western-backed t£rrorists, economic isolation and sovereignty violations by Western-aligned African states, and endless slander from Western and Western-aligned media. Despite these externally-imposed challenges, they have each continued to record economic and political wins. All 3 AES members have pointed to former colonizer France as a key sponsor of t£rror in the region – a claim which has been corroborated by their international allies – and France itself has made no bones about its intentions to revive its dwindling influence in Africa, and in so doing, shore up its presently crumbling economy.

Emmanuel Macron Interrupts Presentation At Africa-France Summit To Talk Down On Africans On May 11, 2026, African delegates convened in Nairobi Kenya for the 2026 Africa-France Summit, which saw, among many things, Kenya’s Western-aligned government signing off its people’s future to the former colonial power, France, with 11 deals cutting across various sectors of Kenya’s economy. In this video, taken at Nairobi University, Kenya, during the summit’s proceedings, French President Emmanuel Macron rudely interrupts a presentation to talk down on the Africans in the audience. Under the guise of “making order”, he demonstrates the very same colonial arrogance of all his predecessors, who plundered and terrorized Africa with impunity for centuries until the people Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, in 2022, chose to take their destiny into their own hands, and show France the door. Since forming the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) in 2024, Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have faced relentless attacks by Western-backed t£rrorists, economic isolation and sovereignty violations by Western-aligned African states, and endless slander from Western and Western-aligned media. Despite these externally-imposed challenges, they have each continued to record economic and political wins. All 3 AES members have pointed to former colonizer France as a key sponsor of t£rror in the region – a claim which has been corroborated by their international allies – and France itself has made no bones about its intentions to revive its dwindling influence in Africa, and in so doing, shore up its presently crumbling economy.

The Spearhead

73,688 次观看 • 3 个月前

$THEIR ‘AID’ JUST A FRACTION OF THEIR LOOT! The West loots Africa at night and during the day gives us backsources a fraction of the swag, dressed up as aid. That’s the view expressed by Arikana Chihombori-Quao, the African Union’s former envoy to the US, in this 2018 clip. Her words certainly ring true amid the growing clamour of complaints about neocolonialism across the continent, particularly in francophone West Africa. Post-independence, France was afforded many privileges that enriched the nation but kept its ex-colonies poor. Paris secured the right-of-first-refusal on the extraction and sale of their natural resources. In practice, this meant their minerals were being sold to France at knock-down prices. Attempts at breaking free from this stranglehold were thwarted through French-sponsored political coups or assassinations, ensuring the European nation's interests remained protected in resource-rich West Africa. Additionally, African nations in the CFA Franc Zone are required to keep at least 50% of their reserves in France - for the sake of 'currency stability.’ Without all this, the European country could not remain the world power it is today. The writing’s on the wall for the neocolonial era, and that’s angered President Emmanuel Macron, who recently called Africans ‘ungrateful’ after the severing of the questionable military cooperation agreements and the expulsion of French troops from Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and, most recently, Chad. It’s time Africa’s gardens fed Africans, not ex-colonisers.$

THEIR ‘AID’ JUST A FRACTION OF THEIR LOOT! The West loots Africa at night and during the day gives us backsources a fraction of the swag, dressed up as aid. That’s the view expressed by Arikana Chihombori-Quao, the African Union’s former envoy to the US, in this 2018 clip. Her words certainly ring true amid the growing clamour of complaints about neocolonialism across the continent, particularly in francophone West Africa. Post-independence, France was afforded many privileges that enriched the nation but kept its ex-colonies poor. Paris secured the right-of-first-refusal on the extraction and sale of their natural resources. In practice, this meant their minerals were being sold to France at knock-down prices. Attempts at breaking free from this stranglehold were thwarted through French-sponsored political coups or assassinations, ensuring the European nation's interests remained protected in resource-rich West Africa. Additionally, African nations in the CFA Franc Zone are required to keep at least 50% of their reserves in France - for the sake of 'currency stability.’ Without all this, the European country could not remain the world power it is today. The writing’s on the wall for the neocolonial era, and that’s angered President Emmanuel Macron, who recently called Africans ‘ungrateful’ after the severing of the questionable military cooperation agreements and the expulsion of French troops from Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and, most recently, Chad. It’s time Africa’s gardens fed Africans, not ex-colonisers.

African Stream

33,649 次观看 • 1 年前

Let's not close our eyes to the problem: Russia still has accomplices – regimes like North Korea, and companies across the globe, many of them from China, that bypass sanctions and provide components for Russian weapons, Russian missiles. On top of that, Putin still has guarantees of financial stability. A large part of those guarantees lies here in Europe – in European seas. Russian oil tankers still move freely along Europe’s shores. In the Baltic Sea. In the North Sea. And in the Mediterranean. In total, Russia still uses more than a thousand tankers. Each of them is, in fact, a floating wallet for the Kremlin. And I recently discussed this with President Macron, with President von der Leyen, and with other leaders. I thank them for their willingness to fix this. We spoke about updating European legislation – so that Russian tankers can not only be detained, but blocked – this is important – to block all these tankers – and their oil confiscated – the way the United States acts against shadow fleet tankers near its own shores, and it works, really. Without oil money, Putin would not have money for this war. Let’s make it possible.

Let's not close our eyes to the problem: Russia still has accomplices – regimes like North Korea, and companies across the globe, many of them from China, that bypass sanctions and provide components for Russian weapons, Russian missiles. On top of that, Putin still has guarantees of financial stability. A large part of those guarantees lies here in Europe – in European seas. Russian oil tankers still move freely along Europe’s shores. In the Baltic Sea. In the North Sea. And in the Mediterranean. In total, Russia still uses more than a thousand tankers. Each of them is, in fact, a floating wallet for the Kremlin. And I recently discussed this with President Macron, with President von der Leyen, and with other leaders. I thank them for their willingness to fix this. We spoke about updating European legislation – so that Russian tankers can not only be detained, but blocked – this is important – to block all these tankers – and their oil confiscated – the way the United States acts against shadow fleet tankers near its own shores, and it works, really. Without oil money, Putin would not have money for this war. Let’s make it possible.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

186,566 次观看 • 6 个月前