The Spearhead Reacts to U.S. Christian Nationalist's Call for Recolonization Of Africa
Recently, American preacher Dale Partridge explicitly called for a return to European Christian colonization in Africa, invoking archaic, race-based theological constructs like the “Hamite” categorization to justify a permanent “civilizational station of subordination” for African nations.
In the latest Spearhead report, we peel back the mask on this narrative. We examine why these calls are not merely fringe opinions but a dangerous continuation of historical exploitation—the same logic used to rationalize the partitioning of Africa while “gospel merchants” stripped the continent of its resources.
History has shown us that the “fruit” of such colonization is devastation. We must remain alert; narratives like these are designed to sow the seeds for a second wave of encroachment.
Burkina Faso Creates State-Owned CIM-SAHEL To Regulate Cement Prices
In a move to curb speculation on cement prices, and shield the country’s national development from the whims of capitalism, the Burkinabé government has approved the creation of CIM-SAHEL, a state-owned, $8.7 million capitalized cement company, which will ensure this crucial commodity remains accessible to Burkinabé builders.
The government made this decision in a cabinet meeting on July 2, 2026, marking another important step on Burkina Faso’s path to sovereign development.
Ibrahim Traoré: French Military Advisers Kept Burkinabè Army Dependent Before The Revolution
In this clip taken from the traditional flag raising ceremony at the Koulouba presidential palace in Bamako, Mali in January 2025, Burkina Faso president Captain Ibrahim Traoré reveals that French military “advisors” were central to the deliberately-maintained state of chaos that the Sahel used to suffer.
According to Traoré, when Burkina Faso’s military began to record gains in its anti-terrorism campaign following the exclusion of these “advisors”, political buttons were pushed to ensure their return, after which the security situation would relapse. This cycle did not end until the 2022 revolution that brought Traoré to power, after which all French military “advisors” were permanently booted out and the security situation finally took a decisive turn for the better.
Jeffrey Sachs: MI6, DGSE, and CIA Can’t Stop Pan-Africanism This Time - That Era Is Over!
According to American economist and author Jeffrey Sachs, the first wave of Pan-Africanism which birthed African independence and liberation movements in the 2nd half of the 20th century, was stopped from outside through the combined efforts of the US, British and French intelligence services working together to ass*ssinate African leaders and disrupt the process of independent African state formation.
This interruption, Sachs says, is no longer sustainable because these intelligence agencies no longer have the power and the narrative upper hand, and Africa increasingly now has the ability to defend itself. Sachs advises Africa to focus on building out a continent-wide legal and infrastructural framework to boost cooperation and trade in such a manner that would create an economic miracle similar to that of China.
Kenyan Government Uses US-Invented Sonic Weapon Against Protesters
On June 25, 2026, the Kenyan government, led by full-throated stooge of the West, William Samoei Ruto, brutally cracked down on unarmed Kenyan citizens, who had taken to the streets to commemorate the second anniversary of the 2024 “Gen Z Protests” in the country.
Among the many weapons used by the Kenyan authorities in this latest crackdown on the Kenyan masses was a curious “crowd control” device invented by a US company, banned in at least one US state, and heavily regulated across the world.
The use of this device by the Ruto administration speaks to the deep ties between this administration and the Western imperial machine.
Danpullo Bets $900 Million on Airline and Two Airports in Central Africa
Baba Ahmadou Danpullo, one of the continent’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, is making a historic move to reshape regional connectivity.
By pouring 500 billion FCFA into a new private airline and the construction of two airports in Douala and Yaoundé, Danpullo is tackling one of the region’s most persistent development bottlenecks: the high cost and difficulty of travel.
This development will show that African private capital can succeed where state-led efforts have struggled. Much like the industrial projects seen in Nigeria, this venture aims to link the CEMAC bloc—Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, CAR, and Chad—fostering trade, tourism, and business mobility that has been hampered for decades.
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