⚡️FIND THE SIGNAL PODCAST⚡️
Research and technology podcast rooted in revolutionary panafrikan thought.
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Episode 42 is out - Fake Agencies and Unreported Spending
Utter lack of accountability, the figurative fish rotting from the head down, IMF and OAGF confusion and a lot more.
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@Africarevolt feel free to place bets on the chance that said Arab country is the UAE,...or Saudi Arabia. Or get creative and consider 'Morocco', since in many peoples minds, MENA is an actual bloc and not just some fabricated financial entity.
OTOBONG INIEKE: "After six decades of apparent political independence, Nigeria is still struggling with various factors that prevent it from securing the foundations of nationhood. Admittedly, this is a challenging endeavour regardless of the conditions that surround the construction of a stable country. However, Nigeria’s situation is unique because a confluence of problems converges and manifests as political instability and a deplorable state of national security. While the foundations of these issues can be traced back to the colonisation of Africa by European imperialists, the question remains: how can Nigeria gain real political independence and economic prosperity? There are several answers to the question above, but the purpose of this deep dive analysis is to argue that a thriving and indigenous military industrial complex is necessary for Nigeria to become a truly politically and economically self-reliant entity. This is because a Nigeria with strong national security is a boon to West Africa in particular, and the whole continent in general. Currently, the Nigerian government is overly reliant on imports of ammunition, weapons, and other critical materiel. This means that the country is subject to satisfying the geopolitical interests of the manufacturing or supplying country, and in many situations, this foreign interest is diametrically opposed to the interests of Nigeria’s national security goals."
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Find the Signal is growing and now has a linktree page. So now you can check one point, and get caught up on all that is going on with the project. Through here, you'd FIND articles, new episodes, polls, questions, chance for feedback and so on.
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Meddling in the DRC - M23 and its motivations
This episode sets out to inform listeners on who the M23 are to explore the motivations of the group. The main lens for this analysis are the recent clashes that have displaced thousands.
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Congo is not asking yall this.
It's asking you to commit to revolutionary organizing that will overthrow your government that's currently pillaging their resources and sponsoring a genocide.
But yall committed to a life of unseriousness and fake ass solidarity.
Will representation on the UN Security Council fix the systemic discrimination and exclusion African countries face globally?
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@dianaejaita@WalleLawal@lolamargaret_@feyikemi_ @kemnomu @PYOnafuye @fidjudidiaspora @assumptaaudu ‘The formation of the AES is triggering a new consciousness for the average citizen in French-speaking African countries,’ @FindSignalPod writes, ‘and this is causing external powers and interests to review their positions in the Sahel region.’
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The imperialists don’t assume Africa can never be free. They know full well organized uprisings can unseat them and they know history can move fast. Don’t allow them to destroy your revolutionary optimism.
@marthinussen_z@OvigweEguegu Arguments can be made about differences in political ideology between the 60s and now. The similarity is that these Sahel governments are trying to alter their national/development trajectories away from the influence of colonial powers and poor/corrupt 'democratic' governance.
@dianaejaita@WalleLawal@lolamargaret_@feyikemi_ @kemnomu @PYOnafuye @fidjudidiaspora @assumptaaudu ‘The formation of the AES is triggering a new consciousness for the average citizen in French-speaking African countries,’ @FindSignalPod writes, ‘and this is causing external powers and interests to review their positions in the Sahel region.’
https://t.co/hxajTeU7F2
In this article for @republicjournal i lay out several geopolitical developments across Africa with a focus on the Sahel, i also project where things could go. This piece has been included in the recent print issue - An African Feminist Manifesto.
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All Pan-African Revolutionaries, Fighters and Lovers of Liberation, All patriotic citizens of Nigeria and Africa! Join MOP and @RealSeunKuti Tonight, as we discuss POWER from an Afrocentric Perspective!
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