Aw El-Houssein

[Aw El-Houssein @AwHoussein]

@Kemou_kongo Il serait judicieux et plus réfléchi de s'inspirer de ce système de gouvernance africain pré invasions intruses! Ainsi nous aurions à prendre le meilleur de nous et de ce qui nous a été imposé !

[Général d'Armée Assimi GOITA @GoitaAssimi]

Après Niamey, Ouagadougou.
J'ai été accueilli à l'aéroport Thomas-Sankara par mon frère et homologue, le Capitaine Ibrahim TRAORÉ, pour une visite d'amitié et de travail.
Un tête-à-tête fraternel. Un seul espace, une destinée commune. 🇲🇱🤝🇧🇫
#MaliBurkina #AES

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

🇧🇫🔥 CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORÉ JUST REWROTE THE RULES — AND AFRICA IS LISTENING!

"Anyone who wants to cooperate with us is welcome… but now in Burkina Faso, the resources belong to us 100%. If they come with the spirit of a master to treat us like slaves, we will expel them."

That one sentence from Traoré has shaken every boardroom from Paris to London to Toronto.

This was NOT an anti-foreign speech. This was a PRO-AFRICA speech.

Traoré made it clear:
"The resources belong to us 100%. But depending on what you bring, we can evaluate and say: we'll give 40%, or 45%, or even 50%. And we're done. That's a discussion. But if you don't want to come with the mindset that says 'they are negroes, we'll take what we want,' that doesn't work"

The old model? Foreign company comes, takes the gold, takes the uranium, takes the cotton, leaves dust and a contract written in a language the village cannot read. Profits leave before ink dries. That was not business. That was slavery with a spreadsheet.

Traoré says: THAT MODEL IS FINISHED.

"If he comes with the master's spirit, no longer wanting to treat slaves, we'll throw him out. And it's over. But if you want to be treated intelligently without ulterior motives, we discuss. The contract is clear. If you step out of the contract, we tell you to go back home. It's respect for our sovereignty."

Burkina Faso is OPEN. But open as a partner, not as a plantation.

This is the difference between a partner and a predator. Between cooperation and colonization.

From Burkina Faso to Mali, Niger, Senegal, Kenya — Africa is watching and saying: OUR RESOURCES, OUR RULES.

Do you stand with Traoré's terms? Should every African country do the same?

[Amb. Abdoulaye Diop @AbdoulayeDiop8]

Communiqué conjoint issu de la première session de la Réunion ministérielle du dialogue sur la coopération entre la Communauté Économique des États de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (CEDEAO) et la Confédération des États du Sahel (AES), Dakar, le 17 octobre 2026.

[Sputnik Afrique @sputnik_afrique]

Le Burkina Faso réforme l'éducation nationale: sept directives d'Ibrahim Traoré

1️⃣ Ne priver aucun enfant, ni jeune d'éducation.
2️⃣ Garantir aux apprenants des conditions dignes.
3️⃣ L'éducation doit fournir des compétences concrètes pour l'économie.
4️⃣ S'appuyer sur l'histoire et les langues locales, tout en restant ouvert aux savoirs universels.
5️⃣ Améliorer les conditions de travail et renforcer le respect des enseignants.
6️⃣ Les établissements scolaires doivent résoudre les problèmes réels du pays.
7️⃣ Renforcer le contrôle et l'évaluation des résultats.

Vidéo: le Premier ministre, Emmanuel Ouedraogo, transmet le message du Président

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

ECOWAS wanted a reunion. The AES came to negotiate.

On October 17 and 18, 2026, the two blocs sat at the same table in Dakar for the first time since Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger walked out of ECOWAS in January 2025. The room was full of foreign ministers. The air was full of speculation.

Then Burkina Faso's Foreign Minister, Karamoko Jean-Marie Traoré, ended it with three words.

"Il n'en est rien." There is no truth in it.

He was answering the question that had been building for weeks: was the AES preparing to come back? The answer was no. Not now. Not like this.

The joint statement was careful. It spoke of "fraternity, mutual respect and openness." It stressed "good neighbourliness" and "respect for sovereignty." It announced working groups to prepare a framework cooperation agreement on trade, freedom of movement, and security.

What it did not announce was a reunion.

Mali's Abdoulaye Diop said the talks must be "entity-to-entity"—AES and ECOWAS as two separate organisations, not one bloc absorbing the other. Niger's Bakary Yaou Sangaré said it plainly: "The AES is not against ECOWAS, but it has another path."

That is what Dakar was. Not a homecoming. A negotiation between equals.

The AES did not leave ECOWAS to isolate itself. It left because the bloc sanctioned it, threatened it, and refused to accept that three sovereign states had chosen a different direction. In the 20 months since, the AES built a joint military force, an investment bank, and a common biometric passport. It did not need ECOWAS to survive. It does not need to rejoin to cooperate.

West Africa now has two regional bodies where there used to be one. The old bloc has to learn to share the room.

[Niang Abdoul @NiangAbdoul15]

Hommage à Thomas Sankara : la suite arrive ultérieurement

[Burkina Yawana @BurkinaYawana]

🇧🇫🔴 Grâce à la technologie nucléaire, des scientifiques burkinabè ont créé 8 nouvelles variétés de riz. Résultat : des rendements boostés de 9 à 11 tonnes par hectare, contre 4 à 6 habituellement. #BurkinaYawana #BurkinaFaso

A LIRE ICI. ⬇️
🔗 https://t.co/5ejzzpH2rg

[Camille Moscow 🇷🇺 🌿 ☦️ @camille_moscow]

Poutine le 17 décembre 2025 :

🚨« Après l'effondrement de l'Union soviétique, nous pensions que nous rejoindrions rapidement le prétendu monde occidental "civilisé".

🚨Il s'est avéré qu'il n'y a pas de civilisation là-bas, seulement de la dégradation. »

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This is incredible. Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 has suspended beauty pageants across the country and is instead pushing science competitions for young women.

In June, the government paused the pageants so it could rewrite the rules. Officials said they wanted the contests to better match the country’s culture, values, and sense of dignity. Culture Minister Pingdwendé Gilbert Ouédraogo said they were simply reorganising the format and that the pageants would eventually return in a version that promotes Burkinabè women and traditional styles, including local fabrics like Faso Dan Fani.

Around the same time, the Presidency launched HAKILI Mousso (“Female Intelligence”), a national science contest. Eighty-four young women who had just finished the science track of the 2026 baccalaureate (all under 21) spent a week preparing at the National Science High School in Ouagadougou, then competed in maths, physics, and chemistry.

The winners of the first edition were:

- Inès Marie Fabiolas Nikiéma (Chemistry) 18.73/20
- Aminata Traoré (Physics) – 15/20
- Adjaratou Bama (Mathematics) 14.25/20

Each of the three first-place winners received 2 million CFA francs (about $3,435), a motorcycle, a laptop, and a university scholarship. The top five in every subject also got cash, computers, and other support. All 84 finalists were offered full study scholarships, university housing, meals, and health coverage for the duration of their studies.

President Ibrahim Traoré later met the winners and encouraged them to go far in science and technology. The idea, according to officials, is to challenge the idea that science is mainly for men and to get more young women into those fields.

The move has split opinion. Some people love the focus on education and “internal beauty.” Others point out that the pageant ban is only temporary and that the science contest is a separate program, not an official replacement. Either way, HAKILI Mousso has already drawn a lot of attention to young women excelling in science in Burkina Faso.

[Amb. Abdoulaye Diop @AbdoulayeDiop8]

J’ai pris part, ce samedi 17 octobre 2026 à Dakar, à la Réunion d'ouverture du dialogue sur la coopération entre la Confédération AES et la CEDEAO.

Cette rencontre de haut niveau s’est tenue sous la coprésidence de Son Excellence Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré, Ministre des Affaires étrangères du Burkina Faso qui assure la présidence de la Confédération AES, et de son homologue du Sénégal, pays assurant la présidence en exercice de la CEDEAO.

En s'engageant activement dans ce cadre de concertation, la Confédération AES illustre parfaitement l’esprit d’ouverture, de maturité et de responsabilité qui anime ses Chefs d’État.

Leur vision partagée repose sur la volonté ferme d'édifier des relations diplomatiques et stratégiques équilibrées, fondées sur le respect mutuel et la réciprocité, tout en préservant les liens profonds, humains, historiques, sociaux et économiques qui unissent l’ensemble des peuples d’Afrique de l’Ouest.

[Ibrahima Maiga @ibrahimamaiga]

Face à la situation pour le moins préoccupante à Paris, nous appelons les manifestants au calme et les forces de l’ordre à la retenue. La France, qui a longtemps donné des leçons de maintien de l’ordre et de démocratie au reste du monde, a désormais l’occasion de nous montrer comment elle applique ses propres conseils. Nous suivons la démonstration avec beaucoup d’intérêt.

[Burkina 24 @burkina24]

Étoiles du Faso : Le capitaine Ibrahim Traoré leur confie une mission citoyenne

[Deutsche Kommunistische Partei (DKP) @partei_dkp]

Aus der Not eine Jugend

In Frankreich kämpfen Schüler, Studenten und Beschäftigte zusammen

https://t.co/DDpeiMdCKA

[Sissoko Sora Damba @DelphineSankara]

🔴 Burkina🇧🇫/Une première depuis 1960.

Les mines d'Or sous le Leadership du @CapitaineIb226, ont rapportées plus de 2450 milliards de FCFA en 4ans.

Pendant, les 27 ans de #Blaise_Compaoré, le Burkina 🇧🇫 a enregistré seulement 810 milliards de FCFA.

La Lutte Continue....

[Sissoko Sora Damba @DelphineSankara]

@NotVanVeen @FRANCE24 @BARKHANE_OP @SimNasr Après ça ....je serais obligé de te bloquer.....il a dirigé tes parents en France 🇫🇷.
J'aime pas les Hyppolites.

[Sissoko Sora Damba @DelphineSankara]

🔴Mali🇲🇱/La France 🇫🇷 avoue son échec face à #Modibo_Koné patron du service de renseignement Malien 🇲🇱 et le plier de l'AES🇲🇱🇧🇫🇳🇪.

Vous n'avez rien vu, continuez jusqu'à ce que vous vous apercevez que la France🇫🇷 soit sous influence Aésienne🇲🇱🇧🇫🇳🇪.

Allons seulement...

[Renard Jean-Michel @Renardpaty]

Coucou le "panafricaniste" !!

[Nathalie Yamb @Nath_Yamb]

Mon frère, le puissant Alisher Usmanov, l’homme qui est en train de faire plier l’Union européenne…

📺 https://t.co/se4R1VJFv9

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

Look at young 🇧🇫 Burkina Faso girls at their Patriotic immersion course, practicing along their male counterparts in operating firearms for the defense of Burkina Faso, if it ever becomes necessary.

What Ibrahim Traore is saying to these young medics is this, you can practice in your medical field but your first duty is the defense of Faso and Africa, and you must undertake training on this before commencing your jobs.

Whereas nations like Ukraine are beating and mistreating their citizens to join their army and meatgrinder, in Burkina Faso, the citizens are training with a purpose, because they believe in the revolution.

[Afshin Rattansi @afshinrattansi]

Thomas Sankara, the leader of the Burkinabe Revolution, explaining why foreign aid is designed to keep Africa dependent with a ‘beggar mentality’…

And why accepting IMF/World Bank loans is fatal.

This is why he was killed.