The Sahel Informer

The Sahel Informer
Posted 1 week ago

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The Sahel Informer
Posted 2 weeks ago

Niger is showing fellow Africans the changes that could be achieved with great and determined leadership, absent Neocolonialist influence.

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The Sahel Informer
Posted 3 weeks ago

Power oppresses, but LOVE serves.

Africa has been ruled for too long by those who worship power, not those who serve with love.

From the deserts of Timbuktu to the coasts of Zanzibar, from the Congo River to the Cape of Good Hope, our lands are soaked with the sweat, blood, and spirit of ancestors who died dreaming of our freedom.
But still, we beg at tables we once owned.
Still, we bow to systems we did not build.
Still, we suffer under leaders who look like us but serve forces that have always hated us.

🛑 No more

Africa does not need puppets in suits.
Africa does not need diplomats who speak the Queen's tongue but have forgotten their mother’s name.
Africa needs lions not for their roar, but for their sacrifice.
We need leaders who will bleed with their people, not bleed them dry.
We need warriors like Ibrahim Traoré — bold enough to say NO to foreign puppeteers and brave enough to say YES to the burden of African dignity.
Traoré didn’t rise to power with greed, he rose with grit, love, and vision.
Not to become rich, but to restore the soul of Burkina Faso
To lead, not as a king, but as a servant of the soil and its people

Africa, the time for begging is Over.
The time for talking is DONE
This is the time to build, to defend to unite, and to rise.

We are not children of colonization
We are descendants of Shaka, of Nkrumah, of Sankara, of Lumumba, of Machel, of Biko

Let every African youth hear this
Your skin is not a curse. Your language is not backward. Your continent is not poor — it has been looted.
And you are not powerless. You are the storm they've feared for centuries

The revolution is not coming
The revolution is ALREADY HERE
And it will be led by men and women who love Africa more than they fear the consequences of standing up.

For every child digging in the dust with dreams in their eyes, we rise
For every mother who still prays for peace while her land is exploited, we rise.
For every elder who remembers a free Africa, we rise.

AFRICA, STAND UP
Because no one is coming to save us.
We are the generation we've been waiting for
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