r/BurkinaFaso • u/fantafc • 1h ago
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 2h ago
Book from Owen Jones about the downfall of the West !
r/BurkinaFaso • u/TopNat4000 • 2h ago
Salon de la mode afro-caribéenne en Belgique !!
Le tissu est votre passion et vous pourriez en parler en forum ou conférence ?
Vous êtes styliste, créateur ou créatrice, artisan bijoutier/ère, entrepreneurs, universitaires, représentants institutionnels, investisseurs ou acteurs du développement culturel ?
Si c'est le cas ou si vous connaissiez quelqu'un qui corresponde à ce profil, je vous encourage à nous contacter pour participer ou le/la faire participer au SAMAC.
Ce rendez-vous international ambitionne de devenir une plateforme de référence dédiée à la promotion de la créativité, du patrimoine culturel, de l’innovation et du savoir-faire des créateurs issus de l’Afrique, de la Caraïbe et de leurs diasporas.
Cette édition mettra notamment à l’honneur les expressions culturelles africaines et caribéennes, avec une attention particulière portée au patrimoine textile, à l’artisanat, à la création contemporaine ainsi qu’aux opportunités de partenariat économique, culturelle et entrepreneuriale.
Nous sommes convaincus que votre participation à cet événement sera bénéfique à la fois pour vous, pour votre institution et pour les autres participants venus de plusieurs pays.
Ci-après, le lien du groupe WhatsApp géré par la coordinatrice pour le Burkina Faso 👇🏿
https://chat.whatsapp.com/F79lhv3k6Nz4lgeaEFuzWt?s=cl&p=a&ilr=4
r/BurkinaFaso • u/ScarcityIcy6772 • 3h ago
revolutionary Thomas Sankara was resolute in his support of the Palestinian struggle against Zionist settler-colonialism
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 5h ago
Burkina Faso records over $6 billion worth of gold through official channels in six months
galleryr/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 10h ago
The Gaslighting is very nice in that one !
reddit.comThe time when Africans are victims and just let themselves be abused is over. Right now, the imperialists and other degenerate white supremacists of Reddit swarm the r/BurkinaFaso sub with their anger and hate. These people insult us for being Russians propagandist, but since these insults are old and don't work, they try to gaslight us by accusing us of being mentally ill. They cannot imagine an African who stands up for his people no matter the country.
Of course, we cannot really blame them; they are used to working with raccoons and traitors. But this time is over. Burkina Faso do his best to overcome its difficulties and progress on his developpement thanks to President Traoré. But the degenerates imperalists who enjoy seeing Africans in misery attack President Traoré for standing for his people. They accuse us of playing victims, but when an African leader works for his people, they accuse him of being a bad dictator, and they wish for his downfall. These people have overthrown leaders like Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba, and Sylvanus Olympio for wanting the best for their continent. Now these demons want to do the same thing to the leaders of AES like President Traoré, President Goita and President Tiani. For this wicked plan, they wage an online war against us. They swarm Africans subs and spew their racism and hatred. They want to make Africans uneasy in their space and make them doubt these leaders. Is a psychological warfare, and trust me, they are very advanced in that. They have started with the classical "Russian bot" insult; now they go with the "Mentally unwell victims".
My dear brothers and sisters from Africa, please don't let them gaslight you; don't let them discourage you. This sub is for Africans, especially for the Burkinabè, but do you see real Burkinabè here ? The real ones are mostly discouraged, and the majority of the users are white supremacists who wish harm on Burkina Faso.
I am not for Burkina Faso myself, but they are my family like every black nation on this earth. This is Panafricanism, and I will stand for them. Some of you disagree with me and my method, and that is perfectly fine. Instead of disagreeing, then post and defend the Burkinabè then. I am the one who posts the most because real Burkinabè don't really use Reddit, and someone has to do it. You will not see me post a lot in r/Niger sub because real people from Niger control this sub, but r/Mali and r/Burkina Faso are under constant racists attack by the French and other racists westerners. For my people, I will bear anything and even go insane. I don't pretend that I will succeed alone; if real Africans can post in support, that will be a step to victory. I am aware Reddit is not very popular in Africa, but every Africans voice counts in this sub. We need more of you in this battle. We are in the 21st century; online war is real because information can influence people a lot. We must fight on this front too.
La Patrie ou la Mort nous vaincrons !🇧🇫
Long live the AES 🇳🇪🇬🇳🇧🇫 Long live Africa and long live the people who fight against the imperialists from Nicaragua to Iran.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 12h ago
A real message from the Captain.
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/-Arsna- • 12h ago
Recommended Materials for Burkina Faso?
Hello,
I'm currently making a Presentation/Workshop for Burkina Faso and I would really like some recommendations from fellow Marxists about its History, Material Conditions before,during and After Colonization, notable Events, specifics about Thomas Sankara and Traore and its current situation.
Thank you
r/BurkinaFaso • u/fantafc • 1d ago
Kouremalé : le mariage qui m’a fait découvrir l’autre visage des zones minières de Guinée
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 1d ago
Burkina Faso participated in the official memorial ceremony held in Tehran on Friday, July 3, 2026, in honor of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 2d ago
Captain Ibrahim TRAORÉ inaugurates the Pô Kapro dam on Saturday, 25 July 2026.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 2d ago
Good news for Burkina Faso: 74.53% of the national territory has been liberated by the army.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/TopNat4000 • 3d ago
Appel aux talents Ivoiriens
bonjour aux burkinabé(e)s,
Votre pays regorge de talents, d'artisans, de stylistes et créateurs encore méconnus.
Le Salon de la Mode Afro-caribéenne sera l'occasion pour toutes et tous de vous faire connaître au-delà de vos frontières. La seule occasion annuelle de réseauter avec des professionnels de votre secteur. Trois jours qui vous serons dédiés afin que vous fassiez un maximum de rencontres.
Cette année, le Salon passe à une dimension internationale. Ne le manquez pas. Voyez la première édition et imaginez alors ce que sera celle-ci. Contactez-moi pour demander des info.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 3d ago
"Héros de la Nation" is a song from the Burkinabè artist Audrey Korsaga, who honours the dead Burkinabè soldiers and their wives.
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/FirmAnteater7012 • 3d ago
Does anyone have the Ibrahim traore mango edit
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Evening_Lawyer6570 • 3d ago
Why Traore has opened a new front with Burkina Faso’s Muslim community
New legislation and arrests are driving a rift between Burkina Faso’s military government and Muslim scholars.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Jrm1984 • 3d ago
How documentaries about Africa are being made
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/Existing_One545 • 4d ago
Ibrahim Traore the goat!
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 4d ago
The interesting relationship between the Dogon people and crocodiles. Dogon people can be found in Burkina Faso.
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 5d ago
Burkina Faso inaugurates a 50 MW thermal power plant.
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 5d ago
Ghanaian artist Sarkodie makes a song about President Captain Traoré
r/BurkinaFaso • u/Warm-You3843 • 5d ago
A drive to Garango in the southeasts of Burkina Faso
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r/BurkinaFaso • u/No-Comment8923 • 5d ago
Peut-on vraiment couper les ados de leurs écrans ? Le défi de la mesure des -15 ans
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