
African News Review EP 8 Another Attempt on Traoré?! Maduro's African Angle and Stop Tourism I African News Review 🌍
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Jan 11, 2026 Aya Fubara Eneli Esq. is an insightful legal practitioner and commentator focused on African issues. In their conversation, she and host Adesoji Iginla dissect the portrayal of Africa in Western media and analyze pivotal topics, including the historical context of coup attempts in Burkina Faso. They explore the intricacies of Uganda's upcoming elections and the West's influence on African sovereignty. Aya emphasizes the need for collective resistance against oppression and critiques the environmental costs of tourism, advocating for sustainable practices in Kenya.
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Traoré As A Target Of Neocolonial Interests
- Burkina Faso's coups and assassination plots reflect a long history of external meddling and internal betrayal.
- Aya Fubara Eneli and Adesoji Iginla link Traoré's repeated targeting to neocolonial interests fearing successful anti-colonial models.
Use Your Voice; Silence Won't Protect You
- Speak truth and refuse silence because silence won't save you, says Aya Fubara Eneli.
- She urges people to use their voices and stand for justice rather than living meekly to avoid risk.
Invoke International Law When Leaders Are Seized
- Remember international law protections like head-of-state immunity and non-intervention when evaluating extrajudicial captures.
- Aya Fubara Eneli recommends holding actors to norms and calling out violations openly rather than normalizing lawlessness.




