• Piet Hein

    Piet Hein Piet Pieterszoon Hein (25 November 1577 – 18 June 1629) was a Dutch admiral and privateer for the Dutch Republic during the Eighty Years’ War. Hein was the first and the last to capture a large part of a Spanish treasure fleet which transported huge amounts of gold and silver from Spanish America…

  • Black Jaguar

    Black Jaguar When the jaguar enters your life, it calls you to connect with your inner power and intuition. Across cultures, the black jaguar has long been a symbol of courage, leadership, and resilience. The Aztecs revered the majestic and nocturnal Black Jaguar, a symbol of incredible power, transformation, enigmatic forces of the universe, and…

  • Doukki Gel

    Doukki Gel A mirror of what Africa was thousands of years ago Doukki Gel is an ancient Nubian city in Sudan, located near the capital of the Kingdom of Kerma. It served as a key Kushite religious center, particularly for the god Amun during the Meroitic period. Amun was often depicted as a ram, or…

  • Churches to Clinics

    Churches to Clinics Theft dressed as belief: Captain Traoré revealed the unholy truth: pastors in BF were laundering over US$300Mio every year through fake “charity funds.” Behind golden microphones and diamond rings, and expensive cars, hospitals stood empty and children starved. This was more than scandal—it was a reckoning. Operation Amen tore open vaults, froze…

  • Natufians

     Natufians Stellar Architekts & Civilization Founders Stellar Map readers: Π and Φ-based Temple Complexes: Very ancient star-related structures: Did they speak the language of the Stars? The Natufian people were ancient seafearers as well as ancient astronomers and agro-culturists. read more …  

  • Faso Mebo

    Faso  Mebo In the heart of W-Africa, a quiet revolution is unfolding, not covered by slogans but with pavers and asphalt. Welcome to Burkina Faso, where Ibrahim Traore is redefining what leadership looks like in a post-colonial Africa. His latest initiative, Faso Mebo ("Building Faso"), has turned the once-neglected capital city of Ouagadougou into a…

  • Pharma Industries

    Pharmaceutical Industries Starting with the construction of a Biotech Training University in Burkina Faso, the Indian Pharma industry may invest upto US$50B worth of facilities and specialists, spread out over BF, the train local students, and produce the most needed vaccines/products for part of the African Market: India can collaborate with Africa to establish joint…

  • African Governments

    African Governments The Identity of the Ancient Egyptians The 10 most incredible African Empires The Kingdom of Kongo, 1390-1914 The Kingdom of Benin, 1100-today. Street lamps: The Kingdom of Axum, the 1st Christian Empire outside Europe Should an African country’s leader emerge as someone who bridges the gap between the wisdom of the elders and…

  • Honor/Defend Land/Water

    Honor & Defend the Land & Water In a bold step toward ecological restoration and national pride, President Ibrahim Traoré has launched Burkina Faso’s 2025 reforestation campaign by planting a medicinal tamarind tree in Guiba. This historic initiative marks the beginning of a nationwide mission to plant, with a focus on traditional healing plants that…

  • Faso Industrial Complexes

    Faso Industrial Complexes Refine the Raw… Home made Detergents On March 6, 2025, the President of Burkina Faso, officially inaugurated the FASSI Detergent Industrial Complex (CIDF). This event marks a significant step in the BF’s industrial development, particularly in the field of detergent production. At $9Mio, this industrial complex is supported by a private Burkinabe…