A recent U.S. Embassy job listing in Abuja seeks candidates to map, predict, and cultivate local influencers and community attitudes across Nigeria.

While presented under the cover of youth development and cultural exchange, peeling back the diplomatic jargon exposes the underlying mechanics of foreign influence operating inside a sovereign nation.

Côte d’Ivoire Celebrates Return of Sacred Drum Stolen By France

In a small step towards historical closure, Côte d’Ivoire has celebrated the return of its sacred drum, Djidji Ayokwe, from France. One of many sacred African artifacts stolen by European criminals during their colonial invasions of Africa, and now on display in various museums across Europe, Djidji Ayokwe was historically used as a communication device by the Ebrié people of southern Côte d’Ivoire.

Africa continues to await the return of all its other sacred artifacts, and the continent’s continued lack of sovereignty and unity is perhaps the main reason why these artifacts remain beyond its reach.

Ghana And Burkina Faso Sign Defense Pact To Secure Trade Routes

Burkina Faso and Ghana have just signed a defense pact to secure their trade routes, amid relentless attacks on the former by Western-backed t*rrorists, and continued antagonism by Western-aligned African governments.

Both West African nations have embarked on nationalist trajectories, with Burkina Faso taking the lead as a member of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). The defense pact will significantly boost economic development for both nations.

U.N. Whistleblower: Abusing Children Is ‘Cost of Doing Business’

UN whistleblower Emma Reilly has exposed how child s*xual abuse within the organization is often treated merely as a “cost of doing business.” In an interview with filmmaker Ali Tabrizi, Reilly details a systemic pattern where those involved in abuse or cover-ups are promoted, while those who speak out are retaliated against and silenced.

Meanwhile, the UN reportedly spent over $3 million to silence Reilly’s efforts to bring these crimes, which include instances of ab*se by peacekeeping forces, to light.

Wyclef Jean: Haiti’s Future Lies in The Diaspora

Haitian rapper, singer, songwriter and music producer Wyclef Jean told @one54 Africa’s Akbar Gbaja that Haiti will be free once democratic processes are respected.

For decades, Western powers have subverted democracy in Haiti, rendering it a non-functioning state with no parliament and a foreign-installed transitional presidential council in lieu of a democratically elected leader.

Are you convinced an armed revolution isn’t the next phase in winning Haiti’s liberation? Drop us a comment.

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Mali’s 2023 Mining Reform Unlocks Funds For Key Infrastructural Projects

Under the revolutionary leadership of President Assimi Goïta, Mali is planning to invest $900 million dollars of state revenue captured from its mining sector into critical infrastructural projects. The country’s Finance Minister, Alousseni Sanou, announced this move at the start of August.

Along with its fellow Alliance of Sahel States (AES) members, Mali has continued to chart an independent course, severing ties with the predatory West, leveraging its vast natural resources for the benefit of its people, and setting an example for the rest of Africa to follow.

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