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Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon on Debout Sur La Colline, one of the popular shows on Radio Television Burkina FasoFR — Description de l’émissionSur les ondes de la RTB Radio, Ismaël B. ouvre un grand débat à l’occasion des 65 ans des Forces armées burkinabè. Autour de la table : Serge B. Imotep (Mouvement 2 Kabita), Amadou Ouedraogo (CRAP/Bota International), l’artiste engagé Osibi Joan (ASQED), et l’invité spécial, le professeur Ọbádélé Kambon (linguiste). Ensemble, ils reviennent sur trois années de réformes majeures — création de brigades d’intervention rapide, redéploiement en régions militaires, réarmement et montée en puissance — et discutent de la place du Burkina Faso dans la sous-région. Le Prof. Kambon relie ces enjeux contemporains à l’héritage kémite (Maât, isfet) et questionne les cadres “dé/néo-colonial” à partir de sources anciennes. L’émission est rythmée par des interventions d’auditeurs saluant l’armée, les VDP et l’action du capitaine Ibrahim Traoré, avant de se conclure sur un segment musical aux accents panafricanistes.Invités & intervenants :Serge B. Imhotep — Mouvement 2 heures pour nous, 2 heures pour KamitaAmadou Ouedraogo — CRAP / Bota InternationalOsibi John — Président ASQED, artisteProf. Ọbádélé Kambon — linguiste, auteur de Construction of Black Civilization (à paraître)Thèmes clés : réformes militaires, souveraineté, héritage de Thomas Sankara, VDP, géopolitique régionale, pensée kémite (Maât / isfet), rapport aux récits médiatiques, participation citoyenne (appels en direct).EN — Show DescriptionOn RTB Radio, host Ismaël B. marks the 65th anniversary of Burkina Faso’s Armed Forces with a roundtable featuring Serge B. Imhotep (Mouvement 2 heures pour nous, 2 heures pour Kamita), Amadou Ouedraogo (CRAP/Bota International), activist-artist Osibi Joan (ASQED), and special guest Prof. Obadele Kambon (linguist). The panel examines three years of sweeping reforms—rapid-reaction brigades, new military regions, rearmament, and a stronger operational posture—while debating Burkina Faso’s standing in West Africa. Prof. Kambon connects today’s moment to classical Kemet (Ma’at vs. isfet) and challenges colonial frames using ancient textual concepts. Live callers praise the army, the VDPs, and Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s leadership. The program closes with a Pan-Africanist musical segment.Guests & Voices: Serge B. Imhotep; Amadou Ouedraogo; Osibi John; Prof. Ọbádélé Kambon.Key Topics: military reforms; national self-determination; legacy of Thomas Sankara; VDPs; regional geopolitics; Kemet-informed analysis (Ma’at/isfet); media narratives; citizen participation.

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Great doctor, better farmer! It would take a family tragedy to launch this young doctor’s impressive farming career. Following his elder brother Rotham’s tragic passing in a car accident, Obakeng Mfikwe found himself increasingly having to take off time from his medical practice in Fourways in Johannesburg to help his ageing dad with the family’s communal cattle farming at Beestekraal, close to Jericho in North West. And the more he farmed, the more he found himself enjoying it. When he finally took the plunge and bought his first few cows, he knew he was well and truly hooked. So he closed his medical practice and started farming full-time, and within just a few years, achieved some great successes. His Simmentaler and Simbra cattle studs have already won several awards, and he also plants more than a 1000 ha of maize, sunflower and fodder crops on several farms in the North West and Magaliesberg.

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⁣⁣President Asimi Goïta says Mali is facing not only terrorism, but a wider destabilization project backed by internal and external sponsors.
In a Fearless Speech, Mali’s President Assimi Goïta addressed the nation after coordinated attacks struck Bamako, Kati, Mopti, Gao and Kidal, killing civilians, soldiers and Defence Minister Sadio Camara.

Mali has just faced one of its most tense political moments yet. Following a failed coup attempt, General Assimi Goïta has finally broken his silence—and his message is sending shockwaves across the nation and beyond.In this video, we break down exactly what happened behind the scenes: how the coup attempt unfolded, who may have been involved, and how Mali’s leadership managed to stop it before it escalated into full chaos. More importantly, we analyze Goïta’s speech—what he said, what he meant, and what it signals for the future of Mali and the wider Sahel region.Is this the end of internal power struggles… or just the beginning of something bigger?

⁣We break down the meaning of his speech, the weight of Camara’s death, and why Goïta says Mali is facing not only terrorism, but a wider destabilization project backed by internal and external sponsors. What does this moment mean for Mali’s sovereignty, national unity and the wider Sahel? Watch to understand the grief, the warning and the political message at the heart of this crucial national address for Africa and beyond.

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Author/historians Dr. Yosef Ben-Jochannan and Professor George Simmonds discuss the untold truths in Religion and Western Culture in relation to American Afrikans in this one hour TV show produced at the University of Montevallo (Alabama) 1987.

Ọ̀mọ̀wé Ọbádélé Kambon: IADS LACC Fellowship Award interview