PROFESSIONAL AFRICAN SUBBOTNIK: WORKING FOR THE REVOLUTIONARY ECONOMY

A subbotnik is a day of voluntary, unpaid community labor in Russia and other former Soviet states, traditionally held on a Saturday. The word comes from subbota, the Russian word for "Saturday". <


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzbhMsV5w88<


For decades, they told African graduates there was only one road to success: wait for a government job. Study, get your diploma, then sit in a waiting room for a desk that may never come. In Burkina Faso, a young woman decided to do the opposite — since 2023, she has never sat a single civil service exam. Instead, she's sowing maize on one hectare of land that's hers.



This is the story of PITVA — Burkina Faso's program to turn unemployed graduates into agribusiness entrepreneurs. Each young person gets their own hectare, seeds, start-up capital, training and supervision at Bagré. And in two years, people who were headed for a waiting room now talk yields, crop cycles and diversification like real business owners.



But we stay honest. Will they still be farming in five years? Is the start-up capital enough? Is there a market for what they grow? We show the real progress AND the real obstacles — because that's what this channel is for.



There's no foreign villain in this story. The real enemy is graduate unemployment, the civil-service mindset, and the distance between a diploma and an income. That's a harder enemy than any government abroad. <



https://youtu.be/LzbhMsV5w88 👉 In your country, are young people taught to chase a government post — or to build their own future? Drop your country in the comments. And tell me where you're watching from. 🔔 Subscribe to Burkina Daily for honest, sourced analysis of Burkina Faso and the Sahel — beyond

DO YOU ,PETIT BOURGEOIS JOURNALIST , EVEN KNOW WHAT SOCIALISM IN AMERICA IS ? <div class="separator" style="clear: both;">

ChinaIran Proletarian Internationalism <



https://youtu.be/FaxeFxyo4BA?si=hHPvuXALhlVsDTbP

Traore's Explosive speech about the Arab-african slave trade Most Explosive Message Yet What happens when an African leader speaks about the part of history many believe has been ignored? In this powerful documentary, we break down Captain Ibrahim Traoré's controversial September 17 speech in Ouagadougou, where the Burkina Faso leader addressed the African diaspora and spoke about the Trans-Saharan and East African slave trades. His remarks sparked international debate, criticism from some religious leaders, and millions of reactions across social media. Was this simply a history lesson-or the beginning of a larger conversation about Africa's memory, sovereignty, and Pan-Africanism? This documentary explores: Ibrahim Traoré's explosive speech explained The Trans-Saharan slave trade andIbrahim Traoré's explosive speech explained The Trans-Saharan slave trade and East African slave trade Why the Arab slave trade remains controversial The backlash that followed Traoré's remarks Burkina Faso's growing Pan-African movement The African diaspora and the call to reclaim history Why many young Africans believe this conversation matters today Using original French footage, historical maps, UNESCO archives, and documentary-style analysis, this video examines one of the most discussed speeches of 2026 and the questions it raised about Africa's past and future. If you're interested in African history, geopolitics, Burkina Faso, Thomas Sankara, Pan-Africanism, and Ibrahim Traoré's leadership, this documentary is for you. Subscribe to The African Awakening for more documentaries exposing the stories shaping Africa's future. #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricanAwakening #PanAfricanism #AfricanHistory #TransSaharanSlaveTrade #EastAfricanSlaveTrade #ArabSlaveTrade #AfricanDiaspora #Sahel #Ouagadougou #ThomasSankara #Africa #Geopolitics #Documentary <



https://youtu.be/1yELmUPqUOY?si=4RXTPO0P_0N9LZok

Credit Rating Firm Says the Economy Is About to Be Obliterated <



https://l.smartnews.com/p-8CuSHM9G/0rsA7Z