Entries by Namketa Savadogo

Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the moral duty to remember: 80 years later, the work of peace remains

On August 6, 1945, and again three days later on August 9th, the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki became silent witnesses to the darkest potential of human invention, and the world changed forever. Two bombs. Over 200,000 lives lost. And with them, the illusion that humanity could wield absolute power without consequence. The threat of […]

Katanga in Newark: A Burkinabè Masterpiece on Power, Tragedy, and the Fall of Tyrants

On Saturday, August 2, 2025, Citiplex 12 in Newark, New Jersey, hosted a special screening of Katanga: The Dance of the Scorpions, in the presence of several prominent members of the Burkinabè and African diaspora. Among them was the Consul General of Burkina Faso in New York, Mrs. Estelle Segda/Gando, as well as community leaders, […]

La Nuit de l’Entrepreneur : la diaspora Burkinabé à l’honneur à New York

New York, 25 juillet 2025 – À l’occasion de la cinquième édition de la Foire Entrepreneuriale de la Diaspora, l’Union de la Diaspora Burkinabè-USA (UDB-USA) a tenu La Nuit de l’Entrepreneur, une soirée de gala à l’honneur les femmes et les hommes de la diaspora qui œuvrent, à travers l’entrepreneuriat, pour leur autonomisation et le […]

The Power of Posture: How Gabon’s President Turned an Awkward Trump Meeting into a Strategic Moment

The recent meeting between Donald Trump and several African heads of state has generated plenty of commentary. Much of the attention focused on the awkwardness of the scene, the diplomatic missteps, and the symbolic imbalance of African leaders appearing in a room where the hierarchy seemed already established before anyone even spoke. Yes, there were […]

Leadership lessons from Emmanuel Debuyck on talent, ambition, trust, and long-term vision

In a world where career paths are often judged by titles, degrees, and linear progression, Emmanuel Debuyck offers a different way of thinking about talent. In this episode of Atypical Journey, the CEO of Adwanted Group shares a leadership philosophy built on energy, trust, instinct, and the courage to bet on people before the rest […]

What makes a voice worth listening To?

In a world where everyone can talk, post, and share instantly, we’re flooded with noise. But not every voice carries weight. Some voices don’t just speak, they resonate. They shift something in us. They stay. What makes the difference? It’s not always credentials or visibility. Often, it’s courage. Integrity. A hard-earned perspective. A voice worth […]