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From Sankara to Traoré: Embracing Culture in Burkina Faso's Transition
In this video, we get into a powerful speech by Ibrahim Traoré, the President of Burkina Faso. Translated from French to English, Traoré discusses the country's transition, its relentless fight against terror, and the pivotal role of culture in nation-building. Drawing inspiration from the legacy of Thomas Sankara, President Traoré emphasizes the significance of cultural heritage while promoting the Week of Culture. Join us as we explore his visionary thoughts and the profound impact of cultural pride in Burkina Faso's journey.
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"We Prefer Freedom in Poverty..." | Sekou Toure's Defiant Speech Explained (1958)
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Witness the historic moment Guinea claimed its independence! This powerful 1958 speech by Sekou Toure, translated for English speakers, ignited the passion for freedom across Africa. Hear Toure's defiance in the face of French colonialism and the birth of a new nation. This video includes: The full translated speech of Sekou Toure (1958) Historical context of Guinea's fight for independence The...
The Rise and Fall of Kush Black Pharaohs
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This video explores the fascinating rise and fall of the Kushite Empire, focusing on the 25th Dynasty that ruled Egypt for nearly a century (760 - 656 BC). Meet powerful pharaohs like King Piye and Shabaka, who ushered in a golden age for both Egypt and Kush. We'll also delve into the reign of Taharqa, the last great Black Pharaoh, and the events that led to the dynasty's decline. Here's what y...
From Prison to Presidency: Bassirou Diomaye Faye's Victory Speech, Translated from French to English
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44-year-old opposition leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye is shaking up Senegal's political landscape! In this video, we translate his powerful victory speech after becoming the country's new president. Faye, backed by popular figure Ousmane Sonko, offers a fresh vision for Senegal's future. This speech explores: Faye's plans to tackle corruption and reform the economy. How his victory empowers Seneg...
The Yoruba Culture: Bigger Than Africa
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Explore the rich Yoruba culture, journeying beyond Nigeria and the continent of its birth. Delve into their captivating history, unraveling the mysteries of their origins and many Gods. Witness the profound impact of the Yoruba diaspora in the Americas, particularly in the heart of Bahia, Brazil. But also in the United States, Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago. This video ignites your senses with th...
The Vision of Ibrahim Traoré, Young Leader of Burkina Faso - French Speech translated in English
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Dive into the inspiring world of Ibrahim Traoré, the dynamic young leader at the helm of Burkina Faso's journey towards progress and prosperity. In this video, we delve into one of Traoré's insightful speeches, translated from French to English, shedding light on his visionary thoughts and unwavering commitment to uplifting his nation. Witness Traoré's impassioned rhetoric as he articulates his...
Rise & Fall of Kanem-Bornu: The Untold Story
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Rise & Fall of Kanem-Bornu: The Untold Story
Afrobeats: Africa's Next Billion-Dollar Export?
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Afrobeats: Africa's Next Billion-Dollar Export?
The Meteoric Rise of the Asante Empire
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The Meteoric Rise of the Asante Empire
Madagascar's Forgotten Kings and Queens
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Madagascar's Forgotten Kings and Queens
Soldiers of Fortune: Mercenaries Who Shaped Africa
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Soldiers of Fortune: Mercenaries Who Shaped Africa
The Songhai Empire: A History of Conquest and Commerce
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The Songhai Empire: A History of Conquest and Commerce
The Zulu Kingdom: The Fall of a Military Power
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The Zulu Kingdom: The Fall of a Military Power
Beyond Oil: Aliko Dangote's Industrial Domination
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Beyond Oil: Aliko Dangote's Industrial Domination
Decentralized Kingdoms and Vibrant Traditions: The Story of Igbo
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Decentralized Kingdoms and Vibrant Traditions: The Story of Igbo
6 Traditional Sports You Need to Know About!
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6 Traditional Sports You Need to Know About!
The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Kongo: Tales of Three Kings.
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The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Kongo: Tales of Three Kings.
Senegal's Democracy in Crisis: What You Need to Know
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Senegal's Democracy in Crisis: What You Need to Know
The White Lie: The Ruins of Great Zimbabwe
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The White Lie: The Ruins of Great Zimbabwe
The Hausa: A Fascinating Culture with a Rich History
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The Hausa: A Fascinating Culture with a Rich History
The Fall of the Mali Empire: A Tragedy in Three Acts
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The Fall of the Mali Empire: A Tragedy in Three Acts
Cleopatra's True Skin Color: What the Evidence Shows
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Cleopatra's True Skin Color: What the Evidence Shows
Mansa Musa: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived - Part 2
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Mansa Musa: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived - Part 2
From Hope to Heartache: Ghana's Unforgettable Journey in the 2010 World Cup
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From Hope to Heartache: Ghana's Unforgettable Journey in the 2010 World Cup
The Rise of the Mali Empire: Legacy of Mansa Musa - Part 1
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The Rise of the Mali Empire: Legacy of Mansa Musa - Part 1
Unlocking Africa's Potential: The Power of Pan-Africanism
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Unlocking Africa's Potential: The Power of Pan-Africanism
The Rise and Fall of the Ghana Empire: A Story of Wagadu Kings and Wealth
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The Rise and Fall of the Ghana Empire: A Story of Wagadu Kings and Wealth
Sudan's Power Struggle: Exploring the Root Causes of the Conflict
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Sudan's Power Struggle: Exploring the Root Causes of the Conflict
Babban riga means "a big shirt/gown" Baban riga might mean what you mentioned.
Ancient Tigray ❤💛
There's no better way to summarize Yoruba History.You can not talk bout modern day Yoruba without mentioning Obafemi Awolowo and Ajayi Crowder though. Thanks for showcasing Yoruba Nation on your platform,i love the fact that u put the flags there
Found out I’m 36.4 percent Nigerian and specifically Igbo from 23andMe
You completely mispronounced Igbo the whole time. 😢
Almost all Egyptian pharaohs were black. Not just kush. 🤷 deal with it.
This is an extremely well-edited video, and highly informative! Although I would be willing to donate money towards getting you a higher quality microphone.
Perfect for our homeschool unit. Thanks so much for sharing.
Hmmm interesting
The Israelites🗣️we the descendants in America to and all over the world
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It’s a good idea to know that my people were one of the most powerful people in the Kongo kingdom. I’m a Mukongo but I don’t speak Kikongo because I was never taught it. But I’m from the tribe of Yombe from the Kikongo tribe but don’t speak Kiyombe either 😂. I’m a mukongo and muyombe 😂. But at least I speak Lingala😂 from the DR Congo 🇨🇩. I was born in the capital Congo, Kinshasa😂.
This young ruler is a real soldier at heart ,very charismatic,electrifying and if I may say an African wonder boy.Long live Traore,rest in peace my hero -captain Thomas Sankara 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Just found out this year that my family background is Yoruban. My ancestors were sent to Jamaica during slave trade. Never thought I'd know the day where I could find out more of my ethnic background much further back. Thank you so much for the knowledge. I look forward to learning more 🙏🏾✨️
This is what smoking crack does to a mf
I know the ten tribes of Israel are in africa and the bible says africa is Zion and that we all must return there to survive what is ahead before its too late. It also says we must relearn the law of God which seems to be what the Yoruba practice in sacrifice, offering, libations etc
Please cover the similarities between the Yoruba culture and the culture of the children of Israel and the similarities between the bible stories and the Yoruba stories of creation, life and history
Eekoma llya Africa
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND WINSTON CHURCHILL WERE ALSO BLACK 🙄🙄🙄
Well like I said, this is what tribalism would lead to. Utter destruction👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼!!!!! Hausa, Tuareg, Mandinka, etc were fighting each other way before Europeans arrived. European certainly were fighting and killing each other, back then also, but the one thing they got right was unity. Something most Africans didn't get right. Pan Africanism was created by Black Americans/FBA, and it was created for Blacks worldwide to get on code. Unfortunately most Africans didn't really care for Pan Africanism, despite the fact Black Americans/FBA and Black Caribbeans tried there best to make the idea more popular for all Africans, but unfortunately they weren't successful. Of course I won't count my fellow Africans out. Pan Africanism have made great progress for Africa, but unfortunately it wasn't enough because Africa have switched back to tribalism. This is why I'm glad I'm no longer a Pan Africanist. I only like certain countries in Africa like Senegal, Mali, Niger, and pretty much all of the Sahal regions in general. The rest of Africa I don't care for at all, but I do want Africa in general to succeed instead of being run over by the Europeans, Indians, and Chinese. Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger has made some progress. Let's just hope they can keep it up. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Yera💧.
Unfortunately tribalism played a very significant role in the downfall of Mali, Songhai, and Africa in general. This crap still lingers today unfortunately. Often times, the biggest enemy is the one who looks like you. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Yera💧.
I'm Black American/FBA male. I'm also a Sofa Knight. Mali/Songhai history is amazing, and my favorite history by far👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! I can do this all day. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Yera💧.
We need 43 more leaders like him now in Africa
My dream is to start an investment so that I can reach a good life for my family. I am asking for a good start from the kind top 10 world trillioners @mansamusa
U have SEVERE limited knowledge of the Igbos! Very little or no knowledge am afraid. Your followers will be ill-educated on this subject ...am sorry.
Tell us more please
The area where slavery went on. I wonder if the fall of the mali empire tied to Africa slavery
Very good video
I just completed a 23&Me and found out I am 18.1% Nigerian (specifically from the Igbo People). I am so glad that I have an opportunity to learn more about my Ancestors. It is actually crazy to learn that they were people of peace and were still so successful in expanding their boarders. I've always had a strong connection to pacisfism and spirituality... it feels really good to know that I had Ancestors that aligned to those beliefs as well. I just wish that this was longer so i could know more!
I also learned I am Igbo through dna testing. I matched with some 5th cousins in Nigeria and messaged them. I want to learn all I can about my ancestors
@@themanifestorsmind That's awesome! I hope that you get the answers you are seeking. This has really been an enlightening experience. The Igbo where the only specified group of people from Africa in my results. Unfortunately all my other ancestry is a bit more broadened, but I at least know what countries they came from. I am planning on listening to some history on the various countries that my family come from. Learn some history that I wasn't taught in school.
The modern day Guinea president has betrayed his historic legacy of the first president of Guinea Toure
@@papypapyrito7080 really ?
My heart is full of humane love for all African brothers and sisters, beyond my words. What they had gone through cannot be forgotten or forgiven but with human dignity let it pass. 🤎💪
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the Kongo culture still lives in Angola and Brasil
excelent video!
Government, Security and resources. Once they have competent control of those, true sovereignty will be accomplished.
You tell it all as if you were there .Always telling the story to suit your bias . The history is way deeper and done over a larger span than being condensed .
stop stop the big lie there is no Hausa Hausa in Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 ok a Hausa Hausa in Ivory Coast is a immigrant/foreigner in Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 ok ✅
was white, stup making new arts of him the first image of him shows him as white ethiopia was historically white blacks need to stop stealing our history
It is too boring 😢
Thanks to Ibrahim Traore for taking this step to resist all time puppets who have tormented African countries for their state Gain and superiority. We as Africa at large we have to follow the route this Young president partook and i believe we'll reach the levels of European countries. Let our Almighty God bless you as you lead Burkina Faso to the right direction.
My mother trace roots from Igbo Im glad that I am Igbo ❤
Igbo number between 35million and 40million
That's correct, I. don't know where he got 15 million
Good job. Few things: 1) The indigenous home territory of the Yorubas are only Western Nigera, Central and South eastern Benin, and Central Togo. The Yorubas in Ghana and Cote d'ivoire are more like migrants, and the Yorubas in Sierra Leone are those rerouted to Freetown, SL, in efforrts to stop the slave trade. 2) There are Yoruba Bronzes and there are Benin Bronzes just as there are Yoruba people and there are Benin people. Benin people live next door to us to the east, so their art looks similar. 3) Oduduwa did not migrate to Nigeria as Nigeria is a new creation. I know what you mean, just the wrong wording.
If stupidity would have a channel then this would be it
I am Igbo man for Enugu state and now name Biafra land
There's a secret but it might not be a secret and it's very sad to know that some Africans in the land help them they were the ones that helped them to be able to conquer can the one coming to someone laying in concrete it was inside help and some of the Africans at this time right now they feel sorry for that they did that but some of them over here in America is acting very rude to the African-American diasporas they are very rude acting but yes it was inside help they were the ones that sold us out and gave us up!
Everything in this video is pretty solid except the conclusion about Cleopatra herself. Her family were a dynasty are Greco-Macedonian invaders, while some intermixing could have happened she was likely her self at most only half Egyptian.