Tag: Burkina Faso
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Massive massacre in Burkina Faso by the JNIM
🇧🇫Massive massacre in Burkina Faso by the JNIM (terrorist group linked to Al-Qaeda). The group killed more than 400 villagers while digging trenches. The civilians had no choice but to lie on top of each other. They also shot women who were collecting firewood nearby.
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Burkina Faso’s Boungou and Wahgnion gold mines now belong to the government
UK-based gold producer Endeavour Mining and Lilium Mining, which is a subsidiary of Lilium Capital, created by US-Burkinabe billionaire Simon Tiemtore, have settled their legal dispute over the sale of two gold mines in Africa after several agreements were signed with Burkinabe Minister of Economy Aboubakar Nacanabo. The conflict began when Lilium acquired the mines…
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Burkina Faso, President Traoré rejects IMF Loans
The President of Burkina Faso has rejected IMF loans saying “Africa doesn’t need the World Bank, IMF, Europe, or America. We have what it takes to grow our economy without loans and refuse to be financial slaves.” One of the key reasons cited for rejecting the IMF’s assistance is the belief that such aid could…
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Burkina Faso adopts a resolution to create an atomic energy agency in the country
g President Ibrahim Traore noted that the establishment of the agency will guarantee Burkina Faso’s energy independence and industrialization, as well as facilitate access to electricity. In June, representatives of the Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom held a meeting in Ouagadougou with Burkina Faso’s Energy Minister, Yacouba Zabre Gouba, during which they discussed the construction…
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Top al-Qaeda terrorist leader and more than a hundred militants killed in Burkina Faso:
Top al-Qaeda terrorist leader and more than a hundred militants killed in Burkina Faso: local military Burkina Faso’s army announced that it had eliminated 103 terrorists, including the leader of a local al-Qaeda*-affiliated group, describing his death as a “devastating blow” to the terrorist organization, which operates in much of the West African country. According…
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In Burkina Faso, the state controls 69% of the territory, according to the country’s minister of defense
In Burkina Faso, the state controls 69% of the territory, according to the country’s minister of defense In 2022, only 40% of the territory was controlled, as declared by General Kassoum Coulibaly. “The remaining 31% are areas where there is almost no one,” according to the official. “The conquest of the territory is a permanent…
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Burkina Faso’s President Captain Ibrahim Traore spoke about the war of decolonization.
“We must prepare for the war of decolonization… either the colonizers will come themselves, or come through their local valets,” he said.
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Burkina Faso to withdraw mining permits granted to companies from countries that refuse to sell military equipment to the country
The announcement was made by the country’s leader, Captain Ibrahim Traore, during an address to the nation. “Some [powers] have refused to sell us [military] equipment, have blocked the equipment we have bought from certain countries because they have the license for certain components,” President Traore said, adding that “these powers mine minerals in Burkina…
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Another 10 thousand soldiers will be recruited into the Burkina Faso army to strengthen the armed forces.
This was stated by the President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, during his address to the current forces. “Terrorists have no religion. There is no alliance with terrorists: either we fight them, or they fight us. We chose the fight. To achieve this, we have doubled our weapons. To strengthen our army, 10 thousand soldiers…
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Burkina Faso junta adopts draft law to criminalise homosexuality
DAKAR – Burkina Faso’s military junta said it has adopted the draft of an amended family code that criminalises homosexuality. The West African nation has been among just 22 out of 54 countries on the continent that allow same-sex relations, which are punishable by death or lengthy prison terms in some states. Burkina Faso has…
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