Related/context: Ahmed Kaballo, the Founder of #AfricanStream, breaks down the #Sudan war like never before.
From the origins of the conflict, the rise of the Janjaweed, to the transformation into the RSF, and how foreign powers like the UAE are funding and fueling the war… youtu.be/YqHp7L3qmlM?...
#AfricanStream being deplatformed and shut down should concern everyone invested in 'honest journalism' and the ability to communicate truth outside United States / Western falsehoods.
#AfricanStream was one of the first news media outlets that I know of that reported on the continent with nuance and an explicit understanding of the politics and culture. That it was heartily deplatformed at the best of the United States, and subsequently shut down, should concern everyone.
MintCast episode, former CEO of #AfricanStream Ahmed Kaballo and senior staff writer Alan McLeod dissect the US government's campaign to silence African Stream, the #pan-African #media platform that reached 30-40 million monthly viewers with unfiltered reporting #Africa
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Blinken Ordered the Hit: Big Tech Carried it Out. #AfricanStream is Dead
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1-2 The US has banned #AfricanStream, I just fought TikTok tooth & nail to get this video posted despite them trying to stop it a minimum of 8 different ways!
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BRITISH-GAMBIAN STUDENT WINS APPEAL AGAINST DEPORTATION FROM U.S. 30-year-old Momodou Taal, a British-Gambian PhD student in Africana Studies at Cornell University, has won an appeal against disenrollment and deportation for participating in a pro-Palestine protest • Taal faced immediate termination of his F-1 student visa and would have had to leave the U.S. in a matter of hours • He is allowed to work on his dissertation, but is banned from campus and from teaching his course, 'What Is Blackness? Race and Processes of Racialization' Taal was originally suspended in late September for taking part in shutting down a career fair that featured two companies-L3Harris and Boeing-supplying arms to Israel Cornell's decision to reverse Taal's suspension follows weeks of pressure from students, faculty, alumni, scholars and activists X MOMODOUTAAL AFRICAN STREAM Momodou Taal, a 30-year-old PhD student at Cornell University in the United States, will neither be disenrolled from the institution nor deported from the country after the British national of Gambian origin won an appeal in October that reversed the university’s decision to expel him. Cornell suspended Taal in September for taking part in shutting down a career fair featuring weapons manufacturers, L3Harris and Boeing, which arm Israel. Taal, who is Muslim and participates in pro-Palestine activities, is banned from accessing campus premises and is not allowed to teach a course on Blackness and the racialisation process. However, he is allowed to complete his dissertation. Had Cornell expelled Taal, he would have lost his student visa and immediately been deported from the US.
#US 30-year-old Momodou Taal, a #British-Gambian PhD student in Africana Studies at #Cornell University, has won an appeal against disenrollment and deportation for participating in a pro-Palestine protest via #AfricanStream t.me/AfricanStream
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BURKINA FASO, MALI & NIGER DROP ROAMING CHARGES • During the 19th edition of Burkina Faso's Digital Week event connecting technology leaders and government officials, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) announced it encourages communications providers across its three countries (Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger) to eliminate cellphone roaming charges no later than 31 December Nigerien Minister of Communication, Posts and Digital Economy Sidi Mohamed Ralio also stressed the AES develop a fibre-optic backbone to connect the countries to improve Internet penetration MALI, BURKINA, NIGER UNIFY COMMUNICATION CHARGES During the 19th edition of Burkina Faso’s Digital Week event that brought together technology-sector leaders and government officials during 12-15 November, Alliance of Sahel States (AES) ministers announced plans to end cell phone roaming charges across the three member states—Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger—which successfully ousted Western-aligned leaders before forming the AES confederation. The ministers urged telecom operators to implement free roaming by 31 December and encouraged them to promote user awareness. Additionally, a Nigerien minister highlighted the need for a fibre-optic network to improve connectivity and Internet access across the region. This initiative marks a significant step toward the AES’s goals of unity and economic integration, facilitating mobility and business operations between member states.
#MALI, #BURKINA, #NIGER UNIFY COMMUNICATION CHARGES
This initiative marks a significant step toward the AES’s goals of unity and economic integration, facilitating mobility and business operations between member states.
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African Stream’s Response to Intellectually Lazy Stanford Academics
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#AfricanStream African Stream is under ATTACK! #Africa #Journalism #Censorship africanstream.media/african-stre...
Why is the US government trying to censor #AfricanStream? #BreakThroughNews interview youtube.com/watch?v=oCY_...
African Stream has been banned by Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. We were censored after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made false, unsubstantiated claims against us on Friday. To be clear, contrary to the accusations, African Stream does not receive any funding from any state. We will shorty release a full statement regarding our work, our funding
#BREAKING #AfricanStream has been banned from Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. #Africa #Media #Censorship t.me/AfricanStrea...
