Change Africa Movement

06/10/2025

Top 5 African countries with the best Healthcare Services in 2025

1. South Africa 🇿🇦
2. Kenya 🇰🇪
3. Tunisia 🇹🇳
4. Ghana 🇬🇭
5. Algeria 🇩🇿

01/10/2025

CAN YOU IMAGINE! 😡 Uganda’s Presidential Hopeful Mubarak Munyagwa faces wide criticism on his Swahili Ban Proposal

Uganda’s 2026 presidential race has attracted wide media attention as candidate Mubarak Munyagwa, leader of the Common Man’s Party, announced his intention to ban the use of Swahili in education and public systems if elected. The proposal, delivered in a widely circulated video and reiterated in campaign speeches, has attracted criticism across East Africa.

This comes at a time when young Africans are promoting the adoption of native African language in the education system. In Uganda, Swahili was added as a second official language to strengthen ties within the East African Community. In recent years, Uganda even made Swahili compulsory in schools—a move Munyagwa now seeks to reverse.

Munyagwa stated, “We shall ban Swahili as our national language… we need French instead.” He argues that Swahili, though officially recognized in Uganda since 2005 to promote East African integration, is not widely spoken across the country and limits Ugandans’ access to broader international opportunities

Many young African believe that the use of a common African language will ease the path to African unity. The idea of a shared African language is not new as Pan-Africanists like Kwame Nkrumah and Julius Nyerere envisioned linguistic unity as a cornerstone of continental solidarity.

Mubarak is not the only presidential candidate who speaks on this topic. In The Gambia, Essa Mbye Faal, a prominent Gambian politician recently criticized the government of Adama Barrow for sending individuals to the UNGA who are not fluent in English. His remark was met with criticism as some argued that many attendees of the UNGA are not fluent in English or French but speak their various native languages.

28/09/2025

TIME TO INVEST IN GHANA
A SkyView of Commercial farms in the Volta region of Ghana .🇬🇭❣️🎋🚜

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The Future is Africa 🌍

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25/09/2025

Great Speech from the President of Ghana at the UN Assembly in New York. A must listen. Among the many great things he spoke about was the need to pursue reparation for the slave trade through the UN.

22/09/2025

20/09/2025

CAMEROON: 😲 86 Year Old Is The Head Of The Army?
For those that don't know General René Claude Meka who is the Chief of Staff for the Armed Forces of Cameroon.
He was Born in the year 1939.

Oh Cameroon, why have you guys done this to yourself? And for how long are you going to keep mute and look on as your country and future vanishes from your sight through your contributory negligence?

How on earth should a modern day army be led by an 86 year old walking-de"ad cor"pse?

19/09/2025

BREAKING: “Voting for my dad again is like an indirect vote to Oga Emma of France who controls things in Cameroon 🇨🇲, my dad is old and weak. Voting him again is like dragging the people of Cameroon back to the Stone Age”

-Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroon Presido and Point One Paul Biya passes a vote of no confidence on her dad.

19/09/2025

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for all of your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

19/09/2025

Thank You Family 🙏🏿
I got over 33,000 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

16/09/2025

😢 THIS IS WHY THIS IMPORTED DEMOCRACY IS NOT GOOD FOR AFRICA!
Running for president in Ghana now requires around $200 million, a price tag that risks turning politics into the preserve of the wealthy elite.

The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has warned that if political competition is limited to those with deep pockets and powerful connections, the country's democratic and developmental aspirations will be in serious jeopardy.

The democracy watchdog stressed that urgent reforms in campaign financing and internal party regulation are essential to prevent Ghana's democracy from being "captured by money and connections."