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Sep26 2026 #IbrahimTraore #PanAfricanism #AfricaRising Don't forget to like the video and subscribe so you don't miss any of our upcoming videos! 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 <


For decades, they ( WHITE PEOPLE) 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 realThere'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.


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.


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PROFESSIONAL AFRICAN SUBBOTNIK : WORKING FOR THE REVOLUTIONARY ECONOMY <



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