"In a nation where political power has been closely intertwined with familial ties, economic interests, and party affiliations, the Gabonese people once again stand at a crossroads."
Gabon's Election Countdown: The Bongo Dynasty Faces a Make-or-Break Moment in Defying Election Allegations https://t.co/UBYmk6GgQN
Thugs Booked in GA.
An indication of the failure in the White community to address rampant criminality.
#trumpmugshot#TrumpIndictment4#Georgia
https://t.co/Rlc4bSMxhP
"History is rife with instances of leaders who fell into the trap of misplaced trust, of alliances that became shackles, and of partnerships that led to downfall."
Prigozhin's Demise a Warning to African Leaders Trusting Putin https://t.co/zPuPAYLJJT
"In a nation where political power has been closely intertwined with familial ties, economic interests, and party affiliations, the Gabonese people once again stand at a crossroads."
Gabon's Election Countdown: The Bongo Dynasty Faces a Make-or-Break Moment in Defying Election Allegations https://t.co/UBYmk6GgQN
"As the sun sets on another day, the hope for change remains undiminished, waiting for the leaders who will carry Haiti into its rightful place on the global stage."
Waiting for Change: Haiti's Missing Generation of Leaders https://t.co/gijelPEWXN
"If the population is supportive of the recent change, an ECOWAS invasion might be viewed as an imposition rather than a solution."
The People of Niger Have the Final Say: Navigating Questions Amidst Political Change in Niger https://t.co/iDRigyPHLE
"For 122 years after independence, #France forced #Haiti to pay them."
France and Haiti: A $28 Billion Extortion and Decades of Sabotage https://t.co/N26BjXENc2
#Fact: 1/3 of homes in #France are powered by uranium from #Niger. Yet, Niger is the 2nd poorest country in the world.
Remember this when France invades. #NigerCoup
"Trained at Fort Benning in Georgia and a graduate of the National Defense University."
Meet the Man Who Led the #NigerCoup https://t.co/dT3ZKeQXVJ via @panafricast
Tommy Tuberville: “How bad our teachers are in the inner city. I don’t know how they got degrees. I don’t know whether they can read and write. They want a raise and less time to work, less time in school. We ruined work ethic in this country.”