Burkina Faso honors Sankara’s legacy on 42nd anniversary of People’s Democratic Revolution
On the 42nd anniversary of the People’s Democratic Revolution, Burkina Faso through President Captain Ibrahim TRAORE paid tribute to its founding father, Captain Thomas Sankara, whose legacy continues to inspire generations.
The revolutionary flame he ignited has never dimmed today, it burns brighter than ever under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, who embodies a renewed patriotic spirit, firmly committed to sovereignty, justice, and breaking free from imperialism.
President Ibrahim Traoré, with clear and bold vision, has rekindled Sankara’s spirit, instilling in the Burkinabe people a fresh sense of national pride and determination.
The Progressive and popular Revolution (RPP) builds upon Sankara’s ideals, emphasizing self-reliant and inclusive development while empowering the people to forge a free and prosperous nation.
This return to revolutionary roots driven by an unyielding will to defeat imperialism has resonated powerfully, reflected in widespread popular mobilization and overwhelming public support for the president.
The symbolic reopening of Ouagadougou’s Stade du 4 Août, a landmark of the revolution, marked this year’s commemoration, reaffirming Burkina Faso’s commitment to upholding Sankara’s values.
Through relentless dedication, uncompromising truth, and visionary leadership, Captain Ibrahim Traoré stands as Sankara’s rightful heir guiding Burkina Faso toward a new era of dignity, sovereignty, and African rebirth.
Maurice K. ZONGO
