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19/06/2025

Belgian prosecutors are seeking to put a 92-year-old former diplomat on trial over the 1961 killing of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. Etienne Davignon is the only one still alive among 10 Belgians who were accused of complicity in the murder of the independence icon in a 2011 lawsuit filed by Lumumba's children. If the trial happens, Davignon would be the first Belgian official to face justice in the more than six decades since Lumumba was murdered.

17/06/2025

16/06/2025

11/06/2025

Bakongo (Angola🇦🇴, Congo🇨🇬, DR Congo🇨🇩): Emerged from Bantu migrations, with the Kingdom of Kongo founded around 1390 AD.

11/06/2025

“All over Africa, you will find a mine owned by foreigners, Europeans, Americans, Canadians, Chinese & Australians. They mine our resources in the morning and give us loans in the night. It’s like someone steals your cow, slaughters it and donates intestines to you. And then you welcome them as donors & investors for giving you intestines from your own cow.”

- Ibrahim Traore

03/06/2025

23/05/2025

THEY STOOD—AND THEY PAID THE PRICE!

Not all African heroes carried guns. Some carried TRUTH—and it scared the West.

Thomas Sankara told the world that Western aid was just a trap. “Debt is slavery!” he cried. They killed him.

Muammar Gaddafi pushed for one African currency backed by gold—independent of the dollar and euro. They called him a threat. They bombed him.

Patrice Lumumba fought for Congo’s resources to belong to Congolese. They feared his courage. The West helped kill him.

Kwame Nkrumah warned us about neocolonialism in suits and contracts—not guns. He was overthrown, exiled, and smeared.

Julius Nyerere rejected capitalist greed. He chose African socialism and dignity. They mocked his policies—but his people loved him.

Robert Mugabe (in his early years) took back stolen land. They branded him a tyrant.

John Magufuli exposed corrupt mining contracts and kicked out foreign vultures. He died mysteriously while cleaning up the mess.

Sékou Touré rejected France’s fake independence and paid the price with sabotage.

These men weren’t perfect—but they had SPINE. They didn’t bow, they didn’t beg and neither did they dared to say “Africa is NOT your playground!”

Now, ask yourself—why do those who fight for African dignity… always die too soon?

19/05/2024

25/03/2024

The Democratic Republic of Congo is a land of rich and diverse cultures, and among them, the Luba culture shines as a fascinating tapestry of history, art, and social structure. The Luba people, mainly residing in the southern and central regions of the country, have cultivated a unique way of life....

25/03/2024

23/01/2024

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22/01/2024