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YOUNG AFRICANS’ REVOLUTION IS UNSTOPPABLE! Given the dramatic recent events in Kenya - where a largely Gen Z-led revolt against greater financial hardship saw the government relent and shelve tax hikes - this clip of Pan-African philosopher-preacher Joshua Maponga seems on the money. He says the revolution has started....

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Фото профиля love strong
love strong2 лет назад

Very happy that the revolution has started. It was always destined to start with the youth. Africa will rise and shine and be powerful again.

Фото профиля AP Williams 🇿🇦
AP Williams 🇿🇦2 лет назад

Could be that many fatcat African 'liberation leaders' wallowing in opulent luxury, schmoozing with neoliberal western potentates and selling off their nation's treasures while their young people live in poverty without hope are in for the shock of their lives.

Фото профиля Kin University
Kin University2 лет назад

Revolution from this 👇🏾👇🏾

Фото профиля Pọ́ọ̀lù
Pọ́ọ̀lù2 лет назад

Retirement College is correct. This I hope will inspire other African nations to do the same. Power to the FVcking people 👍🏿👍🏿💯

Фото профиля wake up stupid
wake up stupid2 лет назад

✊🏿✊🏿we need our land and rights back

Фото профиля Landbro Kalrissian
Landbro Kalrissian2 лет назад

Lumumba said that and tribal divisions stopped it , Nkrumah said that and tribal devisions had him toppled just 9 years after the revolution ! Neocolonization relies on tribal division, get unity among 50 tribes and Ruto must peacefujlly resign

Фото профиля LIGHT UP AFRICA @1
LIGHT UP AFRICA @12 лет назад

This is time for the United States of Africa.

Фото профиля Mansa Musa
Mansa Musa2 лет назад

One Afrika a United Afrika all the old leaders must GO ❤️🖤💚

Фото профиля CLEMENT KWESI NEWTON
CLEMENT KWESI NEWTON2 лет назад

Democracy or Revolution? Some African Leaders are puppets of the West. The Revolution has started and its unstoppable.

Фото профиля Paddie
Paddie2 лет назад

And IT WILL BE "TELEVISED"

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Liberate Africa

67,163 просмотров • 2 лет назад

The Finnish Ambassador to Nigeria, Sanna Selin, with Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu. So sad! Finland 🇫🇮 government, why? Finland 🇫🇮 government has betrayed its principals and conniving with Nigeria terrorists state against the United States of Biafra freedom and their citizen PM Simon Ekpa which is still in detention for the freedom of his people United States of Biafra. Finland coasts on its reputation of liberalism, human rights, and freedom. When it comes to Africans escaping repression at home, alas, it is a reputation the country no longer deserves.
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The Finnish Ambassador to Nigeria, Sanna Selin, with Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu. So sad! Finland 🇫🇮 government, why? Finland 🇫🇮 government has betrayed its principals and conniving with Nigeria terrorists state against the United States of Biafra freedom and their citizen PM Simon Ekpa which is still in detention for the freedom of his people United States of Biafra. Finland coasts on its reputation of liberalism, human rights, and freedom. When it comes to Africans escaping repression at home, alas, it is a reputation the country no longer deserves.

Kiu tv

46,527 просмотров • 1 год назад

Dr Joshua Maponga - The Classroom Must Serve African Development Joshua Maponga has done it again. In this clip from the 3 June premiere in Dar es Salaam of The Spearhead’s documentary challenging the Western narrative on Tanzania's post-election violence, ‘What Happened on October 29?’ the philosopher called for Tanzania to toss out its colonial-era curriculum. He suggested the government prepare young people to become stewards of the east African country’s vast natural resources. Indeed, Tanzania ranks third in Africa for critical mineral reserves. Half of Tanzania’s exports are minerals, which generate $2.5 billion annually, according to the US International Trade Administration. Plus, revenues are expected to surge to $6.6 billion by 2027. So do you agree with Maponga that Tanzanians should develop the skills to take control of their natural wealth? And what is education like in your African country? Drop us a comment. For more like this, follow The Spearhead.
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Dr Joshua Maponga - The Classroom Must Serve African Development Joshua Maponga has done it again. In this clip from the 3 June premiere in Dar es Salaam of The Spearhead’s documentary challenging the Western narrative on Tanzania's post-election violence, ‘What Happened on October 29?’ the philosopher called for Tanzania to toss out its colonial-era curriculum. He suggested the government prepare young people to become stewards of the east African country’s vast natural resources. Indeed, Tanzania ranks third in Africa for critical mineral reserves. Half of Tanzania’s exports are minerals, which generate $2.5 billion annually, according to the US International Trade Administration. Plus, revenues are expected to surge to $6.6 billion by 2027. So do you agree with Maponga that Tanzanians should develop the skills to take control of their natural wealth? And what is education like in your African country? Drop us a comment. For more like this, follow The Spearhead.

The Spearhead

14,378 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

‘THIS IS NOT A DEMOCRACY, THIS IS A REVOLUTION!’ President Ibrahim Traoré has warned against attempts by foreign forces and their agents to put a stop to Burkina Faso’s popular and progressive revolution. In this clip, he again draws attention to an alleged plot to do just that - being organised from neighbouring Ivory Coast (referred to by him here as ‘Lagoon side’ after Ébrié Lagoon). He says their plan is to make his country go again through ‘the events of ‘87’ - which saw the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, to whom Traoré has often been compared. Traoré also muses on the concept of democracy. He is adamant that, in the true sense of the word, it is currently inapplicable. A popular and progressive revolution such as the one he is leading right now needs to be completed first. Since coming to power in a coup in 2022, Traoré has worked to transform the country, pushing it towards greater food sovereignty, industrialisation and overall self-determination. His international critics denounce the revolutionary process as undemocratic. These outlets and institutions focus on Traoré's military background and decry what they deem backward 'military rule.’ Today, the definition of democracy has become so warped that it is taken to mean simply voting in an election every 4-5 years. Little does it matter if the people have any real say in policy or are engaged in any political activities between election cycles. In a country such as the United States, thousands of people fight tirelessly against their government's warmongering, from the Iraq invasion in 2013 to the support for Israel and its ongoing destruction of Palestinian Territories. These citizens plead and beg for universal healthcare, but all demands fall on deaf ears. We are made to believe that this is democracy because there was a vote, irrespective of how limited the options are.
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‘THIS IS NOT A DEMOCRACY, THIS IS A REVOLUTION!’ President Ibrahim Traoré has warned against attempts by foreign forces and their agents to put a stop to Burkina Faso’s popular and progressive revolution. In this clip, he again draws attention to an alleged plot to do just that - being organised from neighbouring Ivory Coast (referred to by him here as ‘Lagoon side’ after Ébrié Lagoon). He says their plan is to make his country go again through ‘the events of ‘87’ - which saw the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, to whom Traoré has often been compared. Traoré also muses on the concept of democracy. He is adamant that, in the true sense of the word, it is currently inapplicable. A popular and progressive revolution such as the one he is leading right now needs to be completed first. Since coming to power in a coup in 2022, Traoré has worked to transform the country, pushing it towards greater food sovereignty, industrialisation and overall self-determination. His international critics denounce the revolutionary process as undemocratic. These outlets and institutions focus on Traoré's military background and decry what they deem backward 'military rule.’ Today, the definition of democracy has become so warped that it is taken to mean simply voting in an election every 4-5 years. Little does it matter if the people have any real say in policy or are engaged in any political activities between election cycles. In a country such as the United States, thousands of people fight tirelessly against their government's warmongering, from the Iraq invasion in 2013 to the support for Israel and its ongoing destruction of Palestinian Territories. These citizens plead and beg for universal healthcare, but all demands fall on deaf ears. We are made to believe that this is democracy because there was a vote, irrespective of how limited the options are.

African Stream

13,798 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨UK Erupts… Brits Want Their Country Back: Hundreds of thousands marched on the streets of London against their government as they face mass oppression from their leaders. There is no freedom of speech, unvetted immigration, and mass surveillance in the UK. Over 12,000 people have been arrested because of social media posts. Keir Starmer banned 10+ journalists from entering the UK, and it’s now reported that a young man bled to death after being stabbed by a Sikh man who claimed he was racist to the police. Change is inevitable in the UK and the revolution has begun. Just watch this.
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🚨UK Erupts… Brits Want Their Country Back: Hundreds of thousands marched on the streets of London against their government as they face mass oppression from their leaders. There is no freedom of speech, unvetted immigration, and mass surveillance in the UK. Over 12,000 people have been arrested because of social media posts. Keir Starmer banned 10+ journalists from entering the UK, and it’s now reported that a young man bled to death after being stabbed by a Sikh man who claimed he was racist to the police. Change is inevitable in the UK and the revolution has begun. Just watch this.

Nick shirley

626,622 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

“President Museveni has helped a lot of people, but they turn on him. Even Mr. Kyagulanyi, the leader of the opposition here in Uganda, has land in Busabala, with every acre costing UGX 800 million; he has over 10 acres. His home in Magere is on 7 acres, and every acre costs UGX 600 million plus. He has yachts on the lake, has had children, and educated them up to university, but he also says he isn’t happy with the government. So, it’s not new for people to be unappreciative.” — Eddy Kenzo
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“President Museveni has helped a lot of people, but they turn on him. Even Mr. Kyagulanyi, the leader of the opposition here in Uganda, has land in Busabala, with every acre costing UGX 800 million; he has over 10 acres. His home in Magere is on 7 acres, and every acre costs UGX 600 million plus. He has yachts on the lake, has had children, and educated them up to university, but he also says he isn’t happy with the government. So, it’s not new for people to be unappreciative.” — Eddy Kenzo

Patro Uganda

52,450 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад