The headlines screamed of chaos: affiliate insurgent militants stormed a military base, left dozens dead, and disappeared without a trace. But buried beneath the carnage in Djibo is something colder, more calculated — this wasn’t just warfare. It was bait.…

Burkina Faso has seen dozens of ambushes over the past decade, but nothing like what happened in Djibo. There were no warning signs, no buildup, no known disputes in the days before. The strike came like lightning — not just…

Between January and April, Ghana’s gold revenue skyrocketed to $2.7 billion. That’s more than triple what it earned in the same period just two years earlier. Not only that, the amount of gold exported nearly quadrupled, from roughly 7,500 kilograms…

They didn’t break down the doors. They didn’t arrive with sirens. They came quietly — in unmarked vans, in plain clothes, sometimes even with smiles. In early 2025, something strange began to ripple through Nigerian communities across the United States.…

Senegal is changing. And it all started with Traore. Senegal just shook hands with a revolutionary the West calls dangerous. When Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko stepped off that aircraft in Ouagadougou in May 2025, the world didn’t know what…

For centuries, the West looted African gold, rewrote history, assassinated heroes, and called it “civilization.” Then they gave elections with no power, aid with no dignity, and media with no truth. As the African Diaspora saying goes, “I am because…

America is afraid of Traore. But why exactly? They’re not scared of his army. They’re afraid of his ideas. In Washington, they monitor his speeches. In Paris, they fear his alliances. As the African Diaspora saying goes, “I am because…

When Captain Ibrahim Traoré sat for that Moscow interview, it was clear this wasn’t going to be another diplomatic soundbite. What he delivered was something rare in modern geopolitics: truth without compromise. And one of the first truths he dropped…

Africa has never lacked brilliant ideas. From the Lagos Plan of Action in the 1980s to Agenda 2063, the continent has been overflowing with blueprints, declarations, and visionary strategies. Economic independence, food sovereignty, pan-African unity — these are not new…

If Africa wants to rise like China, it must abandon the mindset that infrastructure is for prestige. It is for production. Not ribbon cuttings — revenue. A school without teachers is an abandoned road. A hospital without power is a…