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🇧🇫 Speech by Captain Ibrahim Traoré on the Crisis in Tanzania and Cameroon 🇹🇿🇨🇲

Ouagadougou, November 2025

“Brothers and sisters of Africa,

What we are witnessing today in Tanzania is not an isolated crisis. It is a reflection of a deeper wound that runs across our continent — a wound caused by injustice, manipulation, and the continuous attempt to silence the true voice of our people.

When I look at Tanzania, I see the same pain I have seen in Cameroon — a people divided by external interests, institutions weakened by corruption, and a youth crying for dignity. These are not separate struggles; they are connected battles in one long war for African sovereignty.

Africa cannot move forward if we continue to treat each other’s suffering as distant news. The destabilization of one African nation threatens the peace of all. The fire that burns in Dar es Salaam today could spread to Yaoundé tomorrow if we remain silent.

What we must understand is this: no foreign power will ever come to fix Africa. They come to protect their interests. The future of Tanzania must be decided by Tanzanians, just as the destiny of Cameroon belongs to Cameroonians.

I call upon African leaders to rise above fear and hypocrisy. Let us stand with our brothers and sisters, not through empty words, but through solidarity and decisive action. The African Union must return to its founding mission defending African people, not pleasing external masters.

Africa’s liberation will not come from speeches in foreign capitals. It will come from unity, from courage, and from the awakening of our own people.

As we support peace in Tanzania, we must also demand justice in Cameroon. We must make it clear: every African life matters equally, from Ouagadougou to Buea, from Dodoma to Douala.

Long live the spirit of African unity. Long live the dignity of our people. Long live Africa, standing strong, proud, and sovereign.”


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