We've been knowing that the west is behind the instability and insecurities in Afrika. The conflicts, whether religious, tribal, terrorist or otherwise were instigated by them. Now that they've been expelled, you're seeing rapid progress in eradicating the issue of terrorism, albeit that we still have some way to go. This is what the French have failed to do in so many decades, only because that was never the intention and they are being exposed. The same applies to economic growth, something the French were actively working against. If you need more examples, I'll be happy to break it down for you.
@@gibson2675Everytime the Malians wanted to push to attack the rebels France would say the rebels were too strong and it couldn't be done. Less than a month after France left they defeated the rebs and took Kidal. All the proof anyone needs
The last step is changing our whole educational system from the language down to the last bit of information that gets in our hands ! Every one is intelligent in their own language!
@@gibson2675 it’s an English language Indian news channel, it’s pretty obvious anyone that’d watch this would know how to communicate in English. its self explanatory. I know my mother tongue like the back of my hand, and speak 3 more other languages. So i would speak to any person in their language if I could speak it, it’s called recognition. If it aches you, deal with it!
@@gibson2675 why are the Irish, Welsh and Scots writing in English? Because they were forced to speak English and have virtually lost any desire to speak in their native tongue, ie: fully conquered. Malian's still have knowledge of their native tongue and intend to make it the nation's PRIMARY language, alongside whatever "international language" may be popular at any given moment in time. The way things are going, that 2nd language will likely be Chinese or Russian - not European.
This is long overdue and should happen across the continent. The African man wasn't put on this earth to walk in other people's shadows, so it’s time Africans take their destiny into their own hands without the interference of the colonial vampires. A big kudos to AES for restoring a slither of dignity to their people.
That's interesting, we East Africans wait to change the name of our Great Lake "VICTORIA" into Baganda lake or something else but not Victoria, as we have already changed the name from Victoria waterfalls into Mosia-Tunya waterfalls in Zambia
So important. Hurry up! That’s the greatest and most important lake in the world. It has nothing to do with England and their queen. It is a powerful reminder of the defeat of Africa. Lake Victoria is an insult to Black people.
ALL THE ENGLISH, DUTCH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH, SPANISH NAMES, LANGUAGE, EDUCATION & RELIGION MUST LEAVE. I WAIT TO SEE NORTH AFRICAN NATIONS DEPOSE THE COLONIZERS FROM: EGYPT, LYBIA, ALGERIA, MOROCCO, MAURITANIA, WEST SAHARA, TUNISIA & SUDAN. THESE FOREIGNERS MUST LEAVE NOW.
The process Started a while ago. Burkina Faso,Mali and Niger have been working on that changing streets, universities, Hospitals..... It is needed imagine having a hospital named after Adolf Hitler in israel.would it make sense?
This is the reason the French run a shadow network of informal empires that control the banking, military, politics and trade of their colonies to date. They still hold the reserves for their currencies and print them at a premium cost. They also pay the rebel troops to cause instability in these countries. This has all been exposed since the formation of the SAHEL regional unity between Burkino Faso, Niger and Mali, who have expelled the French troops that were enabling the rebels. These countries are an example of what Afrika is capable of without western interference, they thrive despite the challenges of facing sanctions and having their neighboring countries turned against them for refusing to be fellow slaves of the west.
I am giving you a thumb down because you have not represented the referred leadership of Mali with the Respect he deserves. President Assimi Goita is an Elite General and a Military leader not a jaunta. If you want to tell our story in Mali, Faso and Nigèr do it with respect
@ Of course, but all this nonsensical showing is just that, show! Go to France and you will see Malians, Burkinabes and Guineans in their millions living exactly like they live in West Africa, and they are not coming back home anytime soon! Besides these military dictators wanting to swap France for Russia is like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire! Make we dey siddon look! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@ Centuries, i guarantee you!! Comparing Rwanda with Guinea, Senegal, Burkinafaso and Mali, is like comparing Ferrari with a Volkswagen! For a start, French is still spoken in France alongside English, Swahili and their Rwandan language! Second of all though they did speak more French previously,Rwanda was not colonised by France, but by Belgium! So the dynamics are totally different! Malians would continue to speak French for an eternity!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Africa4Africans. Get all the colonial past out of Africa. Well done Mali. How can we have a "Lake Victoria, Johannesburg, Lagos" in Africa? These are all relics of Africa's past.
how about change depleted infrastructure and modernise it, look at all the millions of jobless people swarming the streets to celebrate road name change
Good move but please cut corruption. If you had cut corruption 30yrs ago I don’t think French would still be there. We don’t trust African leaders neither. But I think Burkina Faso is making good changes. Corruption is the devil in Africa.
@henryokumu8148 You are right but corruption in African leadership is far deeper than you see it played…. Corruption goes hand in hand with the Western interferences, Western Democracy, and the Western Puppets in the African leaderships… Just take a look into Africa’s leadership history and you’ll find out how the corruption starts, with the puppetry because, the West encourages the corruption so that their puppets will serve them breathlessly… They install the puppets just like they instigate and promote the terrorism in African nations, but the trick is, they pretend to help us fight the terrorists they create and turn a blind eye towards the corrupt leaders because they actually encourage our puppet leaders to keep our nations poor and underdeveloped, as part of the puppet deal… They only allow them to promote development close to elections… Democracy is actually neocolonialism riding on a dictatorial horse.
They are jumping out the pan into the fire. I can understand wanting to revive some customs and ways but I hardly think Russia is the answer. They could try working together with other countries around them , yes? Either way I wish them luck and unity.
Yet still calling our leaders junta. How disrespectful!!! They are our saviors and your criminals leaders have to go through us first . We will protect them with all we have
This is the third time since independence Mali says it is dumping France. Modibo Keita did it at independence seeking a unification with Senegal to make it possible but it failed. Union Soudanaise. The first coups against Modibo Keita came from Russian trained Malians Moussa Traore was also humiliated. So i don't know where Goita whose father is a French trained military including himself intends to take Mali to. Africa in a merry go round circus?
Imagine a coloniser who created a currency for u, controls it,control your economy and can devaluate that currency anytime....Then i have to keep quiet and be watching him like sheep
Well I'm not sure what you mean by that but I'm sure that those changes will come eventually and it won't be that difficult. Remember that French is not an official language in those countries anymore. And no one is obliged to use it like before to convey their message.
I hope every sub Saharan African nation takes notes. Sub Saharan countries were never successful in any conventional war of independence, and instead were awarded independence through various concessions. Concessions that saw their national resources controlled by their colonial powers til this day. The illusion or facade of independence and sovereignty must be dismantled and utterly destroyed in every sub Saharan African nation and we must stand with our brothers in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger!
I am giving you a thumb down because you have not represented the revered leader of Mali with the respect he deserves. President Assimi Goita is an Elite General and a Military leader, not a jaunta. If you want to tell our story in Mali, Faso, and Nigèr do it with respect, please.
@@Gh-jo1sr that's not even my point. My point is that if this is their priority or at least among the top priorities, the status quo will either remain as is or change for worse. If they really want to become a nation meant to be taken seriously, and even distance themselves from their colonial past, they need to examine themselves in the mirror and see their own flaws and how to overcome them. Maybe simplify the laws. One reason it is so difficult for people to get out of poverty in Africa is because of their bureaucracy. You want to open your own business or bring investments from outside? Saying that the paperwork is a massive pain in the rear is a huge understatement, and more than often officers demand special "gifts" in exchange for favors if you want your papers to take only weeks instead of months and even years to come out, and that's not considering the costs associated with the whole process; unless you are like really close, as in politically connected, to those in charge.
@@PanamanianMan317 obviously this isn't among their top priorities, but still necessary, but obviously you don't keep up with what's going on in the AES countries. And it's hard to get out of poverty because of bureaucracy?? You can't be serious. How about the west meddling in their politics? Or the western backed coups or assassinations since independence in the 60s for leaders who actually have africans interest in mind? This is why its useless talking to non african descendants about this topic, you're all either uninformed repeating propaganda and stereotypes or simply liars.
Lol dude they still use the monetary system, they still have to bring any and all resources to market. Markets they have no claim to. Just like every other country Bro still wears military insignia and ranking system of his handlers. France took part of china cambodia and laos, Britain Portugal and russia took the rest, Understand this, there is no escaping the system. Either you play by the rules or you are left to fight coup after coup, resources are made worthless, food aid doesnt quite cut it because you cannot farm to feed the numbers that exist now, and people perish in destitution. As seen in Africa and other places around the world. There are not many systems, there is one system.
@@fanmadeschannel 🤣 there are centuries worth of examples of what colonialism is, you shouldn't be taken seriously until you actually read about colonialism.
It's not true that everyone speaks French in in those countries specifically Mali,90% of the population use Babambara or Babanakan in their daily lives and 80% of the population can't speak French. Only the officials, those who have spent their life at and those who travelled. By the way remember that French is no longer an official language in those countries anymore. Therefore abandoning French as official won't be that difficult we are focused on the serious problems for now meanwhile those changes will come eventually.
Correction, France was not aiding Mali, they were aiding the rebel troops to distabilize the country
Where is your evidence
@@gibson2675 there are enough evidence
We've been knowing that the west is behind the instability and insecurities in Afrika. The conflicts, whether religious, tribal, terrorist or otherwise were instigated by them. Now that they've been expelled, you're seeing rapid progress in eradicating the issue of terrorism, albeit that we still have some way to go. This is what the French have failed to do in so many decades, only because that was never the intention and they are being exposed. The same applies to economic growth, something the French were actively working against. If you need more examples, I'll be happy to break it down for you.
@@gibson2675Everytime the Malians wanted to push to attack the rebels France would say the rebels were too strong and it couldn't be done. Less than a month after France left they defeated the rebs and took Kidal. All the proof anyone needs
Exactly
The last step is changing our whole educational system from the language down to the last bit of information that gets in our hands !
Every one is intelligent in their own language!
Why are you writing in English. Its a colonial language
@gibsen2675 so that you can understand him since you taught him your language
@@gibson2675 it’s an English language Indian news channel, it’s pretty obvious anyone that’d watch this would know how to communicate in English. its self explanatory.
I know my mother tongue like the back of my hand, and speak 3 more other languages.
So i would speak to any person in their language if I could speak it, it’s called recognition.
If it aches you, deal with it!
@@gibson2675your point
@@gibson2675 why are the Irish, Welsh and Scots writing in English? Because they were forced to speak English and have virtually lost any desire to speak in their native tongue, ie: fully conquered. Malian's still have knowledge of their native tongue and intend to make it the nation's PRIMARY language, alongside whatever "international language" may be popular at any given moment in time. The way things are going, that 2nd language will likely be Chinese or Russian - not European.
Stop calling them huntas they are upright leaders.
Exactly!!
Revolutionary 😂
*juntas 😂
@@gregorybryan9170 so if someone else take the power by the same way and replace them it will not be a junta ?
This is long overdue and should happen across the continent. The African man wasn't put on this earth to walk in other people's shadows, so it’s time Africans take their destiny into their own hands without the interference of the colonial vampires.
A big kudos to AES for restoring a slither of dignity to their people.
Still begging for food handouts lol
@gibson2675 I know it hurts Mr. Blue-eyed 👹. Don't worry, this is just the beginning. More disappointment is on the way. 🤣🤣🤣
@@gibson2675 You mean the Europeans right?😂😂
That's why they are kicking France, the E.U. and the U.S. out!😂😂
Cheers!🍷
Yur time is up lol@@gibson2675
@gibson2675 Keep crying blued-eyed 👹 🤣
That's interesting, we East Africans wait to change the name of our Great Lake "VICTORIA" into Baganda lake or something else but not Victoria, as we have already changed the name from Victoria waterfalls into Mosia-Tunya waterfalls in Zambia
So important. Hurry up! That’s the greatest and most important lake in the world. It has nothing to do with England and their queen. It is a powerful reminder of the defeat of Africa. Lake Victoria is an insult to Black people.
Hili ziwa lina majina ya kiafrika. Tanzania tunaliita Ziwa Nyanza.
ALL THE ENGLISH, DUTCH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH, SPANISH NAMES, LANGUAGE, EDUCATION & RELIGION MUST LEAVE.
I WAIT TO SEE NORTH AFRICAN NATIONS DEPOSE THE COLONIZERS FROM: EGYPT, LYBIA, ALGERIA, MOROCCO, MAURITANIA, WEST SAHARA, TUNISIA & SUDAN.
THESE FOREIGNERS MUST LEAVE NOW.
Luos called in Nam lolue.... Meaning lake lolue
@@makumbele Anhaaa kumbe tuna Ziwa Nyanza, Nyasa na Ziwa Tanganyika, ila hili moja wenzetu wa Malawi wanaliita Lake Malawi
Each African country should start changing they country's colonial names too...🤔
Or better dissolve those countries and allow new nations to emerge
Yes! Dump colonial past, present and any chance of a future. :)
Well stated!
Good local move, they are showing pride in themselves and culture, progress after years of suppression and exploitation.
Lovely. Long long long overdue 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 ❤💛💚🖤
The Thomas Sankara Library coming soon 🤔
The process Started a while ago. Burkina Faso,Mali and Niger have been working on that changing streets, universities, Hospitals..... It is needed imagine having a hospital named after Adolf Hitler in israel.would it make sense?
We have a George W Bush highway in Ghana… can you imagine that?
That channel was living a dumb rock when it was happening
Niger 🇳🇪 Burkina faso malians set the trend
This is the reason the French run a shadow network of informal empires that control the banking, military, politics and trade of their colonies to date. They still hold the reserves for their currencies and print them at a premium cost. They also pay the rebel troops to cause instability in these countries. This has all been exposed since the formation of the SAHEL regional unity between Burkino Faso, Niger and Mali, who have expelled the French troops that were enabling the rebels. These countries are an example of what Afrika is capable of without western interference, they thrive despite the challenges of facing sanctions and having their neighboring countries turned against them for refusing to be fellow slaves of the west.
Russian troll factory and marxiat talk
Senegal will be next very soon!
Remove all French 🇫🇷 flags,,🤔
Yes, it is time to turn the page.
Total liberation
DEFIANT IN MY JOY
BRAVO MALI
Amazing
"We applaud the serpent of colonialism in breathing its last breath" Haile Selassie i - God in flesh
West Africa Alliance 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
When South Africa does this, Afriik will truly be on the path of healing.
South Africa and Nigeria
@@SolomonKassa-n4land Ghana…
Goodbye colonizers!👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾
Sayonara
It's all good 👍
King Assimi ❤ thanks you started in 2020
The junta went ahead and got France oudda dere.
When south Africa and Nigeria do this Continent of Africa independent and free..
It will happen also.
God bless AES ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great move 👏
Love love this! Others will follow 😊
Congratulations
Good move
I am giving you a thumb down because you have not represented the referred leadership of Mali with the Respect he deserves.
President Assimi Goita is an Elite General and a Military leader not a jaunta. If you want to tell our story in Mali, Faso and Nigèr do it with respect
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✌🏾
Mali is in the right direction, i wish all african countries could follow suit
CFA 🇫🇷 CANCEL FRENCH AUTHORITIES 🤔
They'd still be speaking French for centuries!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Is about freedom not language
@ Of course, but all this nonsensical showing is just that, show!
Go to France and you will see Malians, Burkinabes and Guineans in their millions living exactly like they live in West Africa, and they are not coming back home anytime soon!
Besides these military dictators wanting to swap France for Russia is like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire!
Make we dey siddon look!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Centuries? Ha do you see how quick Rwanda booted the language out? It can be done
@ Centuries, i guarantee you!!
Comparing Rwanda with Guinea, Senegal, Burkinafaso and Mali, is like comparing Ferrari with a Volkswagen!
For a start, French is still spoken in France alongside English, Swahili and their Rwandan language!
Second of all though they did speak more French previously,Rwanda was not colonised by France, but by Belgium!
So the dynamics are totally different!
Malians would continue to speak French for an eternity!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Yayyy!
As long as France got your resources none of this matter . Western countries are interested in taking your resources
❤❤❤❤
💚💛❤️
Great job guys, reclaim your identity 😅
Africa4Africans. Get all the colonial past out of Africa. Well done Mali. How can we have a "Lake Victoria, Johannesburg, Lagos" in Africa? These are all relics of Africa's past.
how about change depleted infrastructure and modernise it, look at all the millions of jobless people swarming the streets to celebrate road name change
Is Step by step
If you have been colonized before you will understand their joy
Everybody can be anti foreign
Good move got to break the colonial spells words are spells.
Mansa Musa Avenue/ boulevarde.
Good move but please cut corruption. If you had cut corruption 30yrs ago I don’t think French would still be there. We don’t trust African leaders neither. But I think Burkina Faso is making good changes. Corruption is the devil in Africa.
@henryokumu8148
You are right but corruption in African leadership is far deeper than you see it played….
Corruption goes hand in hand with the Western interferences, Western Democracy, and the Western Puppets in the African leaderships…
Just take a look into Africa’s leadership history and you’ll find out how the corruption starts, with the puppetry because, the West encourages the corruption so that their puppets will serve them breathlessly…
They install the puppets just like they instigate and promote the terrorism in African nations, but the trick is, they pretend to help us fight the terrorists they create and turn a blind eye towards the corrupt leaders because they actually encourage our puppet leaders to keep our nations poor and underdeveloped, as part of the puppet deal…
They only allow them to promote development close to elections…
Democracy is actually neocolonialism riding on a dictatorial horse.
😁🥰👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯💯💯
They are jumping out the pan into the fire. I can understand wanting to revive some customs and ways but I hardly think Russia is the answer. They could try working together with other countries around them , yes? Either way I wish them luck and unity.
Yet still calling our leaders junta. How disrespectful!!! They are our saviors and your criminals leaders have to go through us first . We will protect them with all we have
This is the third time since independence Mali says it is dumping France. Modibo Keita did it at independence seeking a unification with Senegal to make it possible but it failed. Union Soudanaise. The first coups against Modibo Keita came from Russian trained Malians Moussa Traore was also humiliated. So i don't know where Goita whose father is a French trained military including himself intends to take Mali to. Africa in a merry go round circus?
Hmmm
*True leaders not juntas, leaders of the people not French puppets*
irrelevant. what about good standards of living and a good economy?
Imagine a coloniser who created a currency for u, controls it,control your economy and can devaluate that currency anytime....Then i have to keep quiet and be watching him like sheep
They will still be speaking French 😂😂😂
We'll see. I hope when that changes you'll still here to say something else
@DjibrilSissoko-h3g we shall see when the time comes, Rwanda is at it.
Well I'm not sure what you mean by that but I'm sure that those changes will come eventually and it won't be that difficult.
Remember that French is not an official language in those countries anymore.
And no one is obliged to use it like before to convey their message.
I hope every sub Saharan African nation takes notes.
Sub Saharan countries were never successful in any conventional war of independence, and instead were awarded independence through various concessions.
Concessions that saw their national resources controlled by their colonial powers til this day.
The illusion or facade of independence and sovereignty must be dismantled and utterly destroyed in every sub Saharan African nation and we must stand with our brothers in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger!
I am giving you a thumb down because you have not represented the revered leader of Mali with the respect he deserves.
President Assimi Goita is an Elite General and a Military leader, not a jaunta. If you want to tell our story in Mali, Faso, and Nigèr do it with respect, please.
Huntas??? WTF also he's a general not a colonel you guys need to stop w/Bs
Yeah, this is going to so boost the economy and give employement opportunities and the country will become more prosperous, yeah sure 👌🏻
If you're from Panama where you all still proudly speak your colonial language, I expect you to root for the colonizers instead of the colonized.
@Gh-jo1sr the pot calling the kettle black, since your language is also of colonial origin.
@@PanamanianMan317difference is you'll never see me rooting for the colonizers/imperialist against those who have been wronged though.
@@Gh-jo1sr that's not even my point. My point is that if this is their priority or at least among the top priorities, the status quo will either remain as is or change for worse. If they really want to become a nation meant to be taken seriously, and even distance themselves from their colonial past, they need to examine themselves in the mirror and see their own flaws and how to overcome them. Maybe simplify the laws. One reason it is so difficult for people to get out of poverty in Africa is because of their bureaucracy. You want to open your own business or bring investments from outside? Saying that the paperwork is a massive pain in the rear is a huge understatement, and more than often officers demand special "gifts" in exchange for favors if you want your papers to take only weeks instead of months and even years to come out, and that's not considering the costs associated with the whole process; unless you are like really close, as in politically connected, to those in charge.
@@PanamanianMan317 obviously this isn't among their top priorities, but still necessary, but obviously you don't keep up with what's going on in the AES countries. And it's hard to get out of poverty because of bureaucracy?? You can't be serious. How about the west meddling in their politics? Or the western backed coups or assassinations since independence in the 60s for leaders who actually have africans interest in mind? This is why its useless talking to non african descendants about this topic, you're all either uninformed repeating propaganda and stereotypes or simply liars.
Yo moma a junta
Lol dude they still use the monetary system, they still have to bring any and all resources to market.
Markets they have no claim to. Just like every other country
Bro still wears military insignia and ranking system of his handlers.
France took part of china cambodia and laos, Britain Portugal and russia took the rest,
Understand this, there is no escaping the system. Either you play by the rules or you are left to fight coup after coup, resources are made worthless, food aid doesnt quite cut it because you cannot farm to feed the numbers that exist now, and people perish in destitution. As seen in Africa and other places around the world.
There are not many systems, there is one system.
Now they are under a new colonial power...
Obviously you don't know what or can't define what colonialism is.
@Gh-jo1sr foreing troops on the country?
@Gh-jo1sr says the monkey who doesn't know basic politics lol
@@fanmadeschannel 🤣 there are centuries worth of examples of what colonialism is, you shouldn't be taken seriously until you actually read about colonialism.
Called Russia
Russia has never colonized another country, are somebody's else's land
And yet, everyone who is anyone has to speak French. Otherwise...
That can change given enough time. Its not like they had a choice when the French first should up and massacred people for the last 200 years.
Of course. Because they are now a country that they would have never made themselves, so work with what you have
It's not true that everyone speaks French in in those countries specifically Mali,90% of the population use Babambara or Babanakan in their daily lives and 80% of the population can't speak French. Only the officials, those who have spent their life at and those who travelled. By the way remember that French is no longer an official language in those countries anymore.
Therefore abandoning French as official won't be that difficult we are focused on the serious problems for now meanwhile those changes will come eventually.