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Breaking_ Traoré’s Hardline Speech After the Coup Shakes 54 African Nations
In a historic address that has sent shockwaves through 54 African nations, President Ibrahim Traore breaks a week-long silence following a failed coup and a near-fatal assassination attempt in Burkina Faso. Moving beyond the trauma of the bullet that missed, Traore delivers a defiant manifesto for a new era. He confronts the "three temptations" of power—force, compromise, and cronyism—vowing to lead with integrity rather than fear.

By invoking the spirits of pan-African icons like Thomas Sankara and Patrice Lumumba, he challenges a new generation to reclaim their sovereignty and reject neo-colonialism. Traore’s "Steel Speech" is not just about survival; it is a call for an Africa that processes its own wealth, protects its own dignity, and refuses to be a pawn on the global chessboard. It is a powerful reminder that while messengers can be targeted, a visionary idea is immortal. This is the moment a continent began to ask itself: do we simply LIVE OR EXIST?
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