Why The West Is Collapsing As Africa Rises explains that Ibrahaim Traoré became president of Burkina Faso, the tiny nation in the Sahel just south of the Sahara Desert in Africa, in September 2022. At 37, Traoré is the second youngest president in the world — with a strong appeal for Africa’s young population used to much older leaders. Traoré promised to leverage his nation’s rich mineral resources for the benefit of its 24 million citizens.
President Ibrahim Traoré’s Amazing Projects shows a few of the transformational projects President Traoré has launched in finance, transportation, education, healthcare, housing, agriculture, access to water, and access to electricity via solar power. President Traoré is now working on providing access to nuclear power. Another African president said he wants to nationalize his nation’s resources as President Traoré has done – but just that one project will take four years!
The videos below show that President Traoré was the #1 nominee for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize which will be awarded in December and was endorsed by the new Pope Leo XIV. However, President Traoré declined the honor. The West first tried to intimidate President Traoré in a variety of ways. Since none of those worked, it is now trying to control him through flattery. However, the West cannot control him because he is not seeking approval from the West which enslaved and colonized Africa for 400 years. He is seeking to restore his nation’s sovereignty, wealth, freedom, and dignity and to unite all of Africa so it can reclaim its ancient leadership on the world stage.President Traoré Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize 2025
Ibrahim Traore Nominated for NOBEL PRICE 2025? 7/20/25
Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso’s 36-year-old interim president, was shortlisted for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, announced on July 27, 2025, by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, sparking global debate. Background: Born in 1988 in a poor Burkina Faso village, Traoré rose through the military, driven by a desire to serve a nation plagued by poverty, insurgency, and foreign exploitation.
Coup and Leadership: Seized power in a bloodless coup in September 2022, ousting President Roch Kaboré, promising to rebuild Burkina Faso through self-reliance and unity.
Farmers of Peace Program: Launched in May 2025, pardoned 1,100 former militants, integrating them into agricultural communities, reducing terror attacks by 70% and fostering reconciliation.
Land Reclamation: Nationalized 3.8 million hectares of farmland from foreign corporations, empowering local farmers, boosting food security, and restoring national pride.
Sahel Life Alliance: Led a regional initiative with Mali and Niger to plant 800 million trees, combating desertification, creating jobs, and promoting climate justice.
Education and Healthcare Reforms: Built 2,400 schools and 700 healthcare centers, provided free school lunches, and reduced maternal mortality, enhancing opportunity and dignity. Vatican Endorsement: Pope Leo XIV nominated Traoré, framing his leadership as a moral crusade, a historic first for a sitting African leader.
Pan-African Impact: Inspired youth across Africa, with celebrations in Ouagadougou, Niamey, Bamako, and beyond, trending globally with #NobelForAfrica.
Global Reactions: Leaders from France, the U.S., Brazil, and Russia acknowledged Traoré’s transformative model, challenging Western economic norms and redefining peace as justice and self-reliance.
Why President Traoré Rejected Nobel Peace Prize 2025
SHOCKING! Ibrahim Traoré – Africa’s Youngest President Nominated For NOBEL PRIZE 2025? 7/28/25
At just 36 years old, Ibrahim Traoré, the revolutionary leader of Burkina Faso, has shaken the global stage once again. From rejecting foreign interference to mobilizing an entire nation for self-reliance, his leadership has inspired millions.
Now, with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination in 2025, the world is forced to pay attention. While France stays silent, and Western media hesitates to speak, millions across Africa celebrate this historic moment. But what does this mean for the future of Africa? And how did a former soldier rise to such international recognition?
Captain Ibrahim Traore Powerful message To The New Pope Leo XIV 5/11/25
Captain Ibrahim Traore Powerful message To The New Pope Leo XIV In this video, we delve into Captain Ibrahim Traore’s powerful message to the newly elected Pope Leo XIV. Join us as we explore the significance of this message, its implications for interfaith dialogue, and the broader context of leadership in today’s world. Don’t miss this insightful discussion that bridges faith and global issues!
The Pope’s Shocking Nobel Peace Nomination Shakes the World 7/28/25
On a quiet morning in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Leo made a statement that shook the entire world. Nominating Ibrahim Traoré, a young African leader, for the Nobel Peace Prize wasn’t just a surprise; it was a wake-up call. In this Amazing Stories video, learn how this president has rebuilt Burkina Faso with dignity, without relying on foreign aid. Amazing Stories reveals the struggle against neocolonialism, real sacrifices, and a rare model of leadership. Amazing Stories doesn’t just tell you a story; it shows you a new path for Africa and the world.
TRAORÉ REFUSED THE NOBEL PRIZE! – What is the real reason? 7/29/25
While the world watched in disbelief, Captain Ibrahim Traoré quietly rejected one of the most prestigious prizes on Earth. His reason? Simple, powerful, unforgettable: “Justice does not need to be rewarded – it just needs to be won.” Why would a leader, loved by millions and feared by the West, turn away global recognition? Was it defiance? Was it pride? Or was it a deeper call for African self-respect?
President Traoré Receives Highest Russian Honor
President Ibrahim Traore Receives Highest Honor In Russia During The Victory Parade 5/9/25
Burkina Faso Has Reclaimed 70% of Its Territory—Here’s What Western Media Won’t Say 7/20/25
Since Captain Ibrahim Traoré came into power, Western media hasn’t stopped sounding the alarm. According to them, the security situation in Burkina Faso has gotten worse. They say it’s all because Traoré kicked French troops out of the country.
No foreign soldiers, no stability—that’s the story they’re selling. But why should we take their word for it? Why trust the same voices that have long pushed propaganda when it comes to African sovereignty? Something about that narrative feels off. Because when you look beyond the headlines, a very different picture starts to emerge.
A recent evaluation by the Burkinabe military reveals something powerful: over 71 percent of the territory that was once controlled by terrorists… has now been recovered. That’s not just a hopeful claim—it’s based on real data from the ground. Some might find that hard to believe. After all, it doesn’t fit the Western script. But there’s evidence. And in this video, we’re going to show it to you. Step by step. Fact by fact. Because maybe the real battle isn’t just on the ground. Maybe it’s also for the truth.
Recently, something important happened in Ouagadougou—the capital of Burkina Faso. A high-level workshop was held, bringing together people from across the nation: government officials, civil society leaders, and representatives from major institutions. Their mission? To sit down, face the facts, and evaluate the true state of governance in Burkina Faso for the year 2024.
When the workshop ended, they didn’t just talk—they documented their findings and handed them directly to the Prime Minister. One of the most powerful conclusions in that report? The Burkinabe military has successfully reclaimed major parts of the country. The reconquest of territory once lost to jihadists was recognized as one of the year’s biggest achievements. And here’s the key detail: this wasn’t a report written by outsiders or foreign consultants. It was reviewed, verified, and approved by people inside Burkina Faso. People who have lived through the fear, the violence, and the threat of terrorist attacks. People who know exactly what’s at stake. So ask yourself—why would they fake this?
According to the document, Burkina Faso increased the percentage of reclaimed land from 69% in 2023 to 71% in 2024. That might sound like just a number, but behind it lies years of struggle against armed groups linked to Al-Qaeda and ISIS—groups that have terrorized the country since 2015. This progress means something. It marks the slow but steady return of state control and hope.
And yet, if you check the internet right now—if you search for “Burkina Faso security situation”—you won’t find this story. The Western media barely mentions it. And when they do, it’s never framed as progress. Strange, isn’t it? Why does the world ignore good news… when it comes from a country that’s standing on its own? According to the official report, Burkina Faso began to regain control of its lost territories in 2023—just a year after Captain Ibrahim Traoré took power. Since then, progress has been steady. More land. More communities freed from the grip of terror. But you wouldn’t know that if you relied on Western media.
UN Chief Supports President Traoré
UN Chief Secretary SUPPORTS TRAORÉ! WORLD LEADERS STUNNED by HISTORIC SPEECH at UN ASSEMBLY! 7/28/25
Welcome to a monumental moment in global politics! In this video, we bring you the FULL BREAKDOWN of the shocking and powerful speech delivered at the United Nations General Assembly where the UN Chief Secretary publicly expressed support for Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the revolutionary leader of Burkina Faso. As world leaders listened in stunned silence, this historic endorsement sent shockwaves through the geopolitical arena — marking a significant shift in how the international community views Traoré’s Pan-African movement and his anti-imperialist leadership.
Algeria and Egypt Support President Traoré
Ibrahim Traoré PRAISED at UN as Algeria Calls Out Gaza Famine and Western Silence 7/29/25
At the UN General Assembly 2025, Algeria stunned the world with a bold speech praising Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré and condemning the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This moment marked a turning point in African diplomacy — a call for justice, unity, and moral leadership. From African liberation to Palestine’s pain, the Global South is rising. In this video, we explore the impact of Algeria’s speech, why it matters, and what it means for the future of African foreign policy.
President Traoré’s $1 Billion Mall
Traore’s $1 Billion MALL SHOCKS The World 7/20/25
10 Mega Projects
“Ibrahim Traoré’s 10 Mega Projects That Are Shocking the West – A Game-Changer for Burkina Faso!” 7/10/25
In this video, we take an in-depth look at the 10 groundbreaking mega projects launched by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the leader who is reshaping Burkina Faso and challenging global expectations. With visionary leadership and an unwavering commitment to self-sufficiency and sovereignty, Traoré is driving massive change in a country that was once defined by instability.
These mega projects have shocked the West, setting a new standard for economic independence, infrastructure development, and regional integration in Africa. From revolutionary transportation networks to a green energy revolution, these projects are not just transforming Burkina Faso—they’re redefining what’s possible for developing nations. Burkina Faso’s transformation under Traoré is proof that Africa’s future is in its hands, and it’s time for the world to pay attention.
Here’s what you’ll discover in this video: How Burkina Faso’s aviation sector is soaring with a newly revitalized Air Burkina and cutting-edge airports. The game-changing energy projects setting Burkina Faso on a path to nuclear energy and renewable power. The revolutionary infrastructure projects connecting rural areas to urban centers Social housing initiatives that aim to lift thousands out of poverty and ensure economic empowerment. Agro-industrial projects boosting food security and providing thousands of jobs.
How Ibrahim Traoré’s leadership is a model for African growth and resilience. These projects are not just about construction—they represent the future of Africa, a future where African nations are in control of their own destiny. Ibrahim Traoré’s bold vision is setting the stage for a new era of African sovereignty, and the impact is being felt far beyond Burkina Faso’s borders.
Burkina Faso Launches Satellite!
Burkina Launches a Satellite: No NASA, No Elon Musk, Just Farmers 7/31/25
In a historic move, Burkina Faso has launched its first-ever satellite — not to explore space, but to protect farmland, track rainfall, and serve rural communities. Built by local engineers with support from Algeria, China, and the UN, the 10kg nano-satellite, called FasoSat-1, marks a bold step in Africa’s technological sovereignty. Unlike Western satellites built for war or profit, FasoSat-1 was designed to serve small farmers — offering real-time data on drought, soil, and water. It speaks local languages, connects directly to villages, and is already exposing illegal deforestation and secret mining routes. This is not just a satellite. It’s a symbol of African independence — and it’s changing the balance of power from above.
The Traoré Model
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Traore Sacrificed 10,000 Jobs — But Brought the Rain Back: The Plastic Ban That Shook Africa 7/30/25
What kind of leader chooses clean air over economic comfort? And what happens when the sky answers back with rain? In this true story that’s shaking the continent, President Ibrahim Traore made a decision that stunned both his nation and the world: Burkina Faso would become the first West African country to ban all non-biodegradable plastics—no exceptions, no compromise. Factories shut down. 10,000 jobs disappeared.
The headlines screamed collapse. But then… something else happened. The rain returned. The rivers cleared. The people breathed. And a movement was born—not just for the environment, but for dignity. This is not just policy. It’s a revolution of values. It’s about choosing life over convenience, memory over trash, and future over fear. If you’ve been looking for Burkina Faso latest news that brings more than headlines—that brings hope—then this video is for you.
President Traoré’s Vision for His Nation / Africa
The Coup Leader Who’s Become an Anti-Western Hero in Africa: Ibrahim Traore 7/1/25
Three years ago, Ibrahim Traoré was a junior army officer in Burkina Faso’s armed forces. Today, he has emerged as a surprising anti-Western hero preaching self-reliance and resilience with fans across Africa and beyond. But what happened to get us to this point?
The Coup Leader Who’s Become an Anti-Western Hero in Africa: Ibrahim Traore 7/1/25
Three years ago, Ibrahim Traoré was a junior army officer in Burkina Faso’s armed forces. Today, he has emerged as a surprising anti-Western hero preaching self-reliance and resilience with fans across Africa and beyond. But what happened to get us to this point?
Bold Moves, Big Dreams: Ibrahim Traoré’s Vision for a New Burkina Faso
In this video, we explore the bold moves and big dreams of Ibrahim Traoré as he leads Burkina Faso toward a new future. With a focus on self-sufficiency, innovation, and national pride, Traoré is transforming his country’s agricultural, economic, and political landscape. What exactly is his vision, and how is he taking action to make it a reality? Join us as we break down Traoré’s ambitious plans, the challenges ahead, and why many believe he could reshape the destiny of Burkina Faso for generations to come.
Captain Ibrahim Traoré has big ideas. His dream is to see Burkina Faso united, rich, and stable, with every person able to reach their full potential.
Some salient features of his vision for his nation are as follows:
- Open government: Ibrahim Traoré is dedicated to advancing accountability, openness, and sound government. He seeks to guarantee that civil society is actively involved in decision-making processes, fight corruption, and fortify democratic institutions.
- Economic Development: By making investments in infrastructure, industry, agriculture, and education, Captain Traoré hopes to accelerate Burkina Faso’s economic expansion. His goals are to raise living standards, lessen poverty, and generate jobs.
- Healthcare and Education: The captain is aware that these two sectors are essential to the advancement of humanity. In order to guarantee that every Burkinabe has fair access to high-quality education and sufficient healthcare services, he intends to make significant investments in these fields.
Ibrahim Traoré believes that maintaining national unity is crucial. By encouraging communication, tolerance, and respect for one another, he aims to unite Burkina Faso’s various ethnic groups, religious communities, and geographical areas. The optimism for a brighter Burkina Faso is personified by Captain Ibrahim Traoré.
Hopefully, his bold vision and steadfast dedication to his nation will steer Burkina Faso toward a more affluent, secure, and cohesive future. This time, Ibrahim Traoré shares Thomas Sankara’s vision for a better future for Burkina Faso by emphasizing on education, addressing inequality, enhancing healthcare, and protecting the environment.
In keeping with Sankara’s belief in sustainable development, which led him to plant over 10 million trees to combat desertification in the Sahel, Ibrahim plans to support renewable energy sources, invest in eco-friendly initiatives, and encourage responsible agricultural practices.
President Traoré
Why Burkina Faso’s junta leader has captured hearts and minds around the world
Everything you need to know about Captain ibrahim Traore 1/28/24
One of Africa’s most revolutionary rulers is currently serving as president of Burkina Faso. The youngest president in the world, as well as in Burkina Faso. This is no other than Captain Ibrahim Traore. Captain Ibrahim Traore was born in Kera, in the commune of Bondokuy, Burkina Faso, on March 14, 1988, and has devoted his life to serving his nation.
Ibrahim showed a tremendous dedication to his people and his country from an early age. His modest upbringing gave him the opportunity to deeply understand the struggles that Burkinabes confront. Ibrahim Traoré was renowned for being “quiet” but “very talented” at his high school in Bobo-Dioulasso, after completing his elementary schooling in Bondokuy.
In 2009, Ibrahim Traoré enlisted in the Burkina Faso army. After receiving anti-aircraft training in Morocco, he was deployed to the northern Burkina Faso town of Kaya, where he was assigned to an infantry unit. After receiving a promotion to lieutenant in 2014, Traoré enlisted in the MINUSMA, a UN peacekeeping force fighting terrorism in the Sahel region. He gained popularity in 2018 as one of the brave MINUSMA soldiers in the Tombouctou Region following significant rebel strikes.
After that, he went back to Burkina Faso to help in operations against the growing insurgency of jihadists. Traoré participated in multiple counter-insurgency actions in the northern region of the country, including the “Otapuanu offensive” in 2019. He received a promotion to captain in 2020. After taking part in the coup that overthrew Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba as president in January 2022, Traoré was appointed Interim President on October 6 and designated as “Head of State, Supreme Head of the Armed Forces”.
A lot of people who had supported the January coup were disappointed in Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, the head of the junta, for not being able to stop the Islamist insurgency. Later, Traoré stated that he and the other officers had attempted to persuade Damiba to “refocus” on the uprising, but that he was ultimately toppled because “his ambitions were diverting away from what we set out to do”. Younger officers who were on the front lines of the fight against the rebels expressed the most unhappiness with the state of affairs. Furthermore, the “Cobra” troops’ pay was delayed.
Traoré was still a captain when the conspirators staged their coup on September 30. Ibrahim Traoré places a high premium on security. He is devoted to tenaciously battling the insecurity and terrorism that have afflicted some Burkina Faso districts. In order to do this, he advocates for a comprehensive security strategy that includes strengthening intelligence capabilities and regional cooperation.
Ibrahim Traore almost sheds tears as he speaks about the useless African Union 5/31/25
You will hear about the African Union. Yes, it exists. But what is the effect of the African Union in reality? We cannot talk about integration in the theme and not talk about the African Union because it is this organization that should unite us, create real integration. But we regret to see these wars that persist on the African continent, killing millions of young people. And that this organization, which has heads of state with armies, is unable to organize itself to support certain countries.
The union is not just a word. The union is a symbol. and we the youth should learn a lesson from this situation to unite to make integration a reality. I was unpleasantly surprised when Ethiopia, which hosts the headquarters of the African Union, was experiencing a conflict and when I saw the prime minister put on a military uniform and announced the closure of the university in Addis Ababa to face the threat. I did not see any action from the African Union to protect these headquarters. Most western states saw Adis Sababa falling, packing up and leaving. Ethiopia fought, found an internal solution and is living more or less in peace today.
The children of Congo have been dying for years. Several other conflicts such as in Sudan exist on the continent. We would have liked to see the African Union generate the forces and all the necessary strategies to support these states so they can regain peace.
For nearly 10 years, the Sahel has been the theater of international terrorism. But we see no support from these organizations to find a solution to this problem. Worse, a few days ago, a country foreign to Africa openly announced, having supported and participated in a cowardly terrorist and barbaric attack against the forces of our confederation in Tinsawatan. The African Union did not utter a word to condemn this interference by a state outside of Africa in the internal affairs of our states.
I would like them to hear this and therefore break their silence and take action so that the youth can believe in the African Union.
The Start of New World Order
Trump IMPOSES TARIFFS on Africa — But Traoré responds with a SURPRISING ALLIANCE 7/31/5
In February 2025, Donald Trump believed he had the perfect formula for subjugating Africa: 45% tariffs that would economically destroy any country that challenged US interests. His objective was clear: to break up the Sahel Alliance led by Ibrahim Traoré and return Africa to its traditional subservience. But Trump seriously underestimated his opponent.
In just 48 hours, the young President of Burkina Faso executed a geopolitical maneuver that shook the foundations of global power. How did Traoré manage to turn Trump’s economic attack into his greatest opportunity? What secret alliance had he been preparing for months? Why did China and Russia respond so quickly to Africa’s call? How did a trade zone created in six weeks manage to process 35% of global trade?
What led Trump to personally request a meeting with Traoré in Dubai? This is the TRUE story of the most transformative trade war of the 21st century, where tariffs designed to punish Africa ultimately accelerated the end of Western economic hegemony and the birth of a multipolar world order. WARNING: This story reveals how global power balances are truly being redefined in the 21st century.
Africa As Superpower
Is Africa Quietly Becoming A Superpower? 5/21/25
While the world is focused on the rivalry between the western and eastern block, one major region of the world is often forgotten, Africa. So, is Africa discreetly becoming more powerful behind the world’s back?
Post-Western Civilization
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