Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 Introduces Groundbreaking Prison Reform!
"Henceforth our prisoners will be working in our Agriculture sector while their sentences are reduced, our laws must represent African values" - Ibrahim Traoré
According to the new criminal law in Burkina Faso, prisoners and those awaiting sentences can work in agriculture, with a month of work equivalent to a three-month reduction in sentence.
A month of work equals 3 months off their sentence! This innovative approach prioritizes rehabilitation, agricultural development, and restorative justice.
Over 70% of the land in Namibia is owned by the Germans who are just 2% of the country’s population. They got most of the lands through the extermination and genocide of several thousands of Herero and Nama people during the colonial era.
Imagine fighting a Black Child so much and end up with a White #MissSA2024 So which African culture and language does Mia Leroux represent? This was all so stupid. This is exactly what happens even in the broader economy. Blacks pulling each other down only to benefit Whites!
No military personnel on the streets. No tanks. No metal helmets. No gunshots. No smoke wallowing from anywhere. Seamless transition. Just like President Geingob would have wanted. I'm sad but also incredibly proud of our country today. God bless everyone.
@MightiJamie Mainstream media’s reporting on African leadership often focus on negative narratives, and a lack of depth in understanding the continent’s complex political, social, and economic contexts.
Your criticism of our President appears misguided.
@fireshikomba She succumbed to the influence of misguided leaders, mirroring their flawed principles. The cycle continues as the youth, once hopeful, perpetuates the legacy of ineffective leadership.
People have the right to peaceful protest, and MOST ESPECIALLY on a special day that marks the hard-won historic achievement of this and other freedoms in Namibia. Let them be!
#IndependenceDay#YouthUnemploymentProtest