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7/5/2025, 6:18:45 PM
>Burkina Faso’s military government has withdrawn the operating licences of four foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and suspended two other foreign associations.
>Burkina Faso has completed the transfer of five gold mining assets to the country’s state-owned miner, ejecting French companies, according to a decree published late on Wednesday, finalizing a process that began in August to increase control over its mineral resources.
>An al-Qaeda affiliate has claimed it killed 200 soldiers in an attack on a Burkina Faso army base this week, according to an NGO that tracks armed groups’ online activity.
>Since he came to power, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has been trampling on Burkina Faso’s renowned culture of journalism with his repressive military boots, from banning news outlets to exiling reporters in the name of nationalism. Now, he’s resorting to a deeply alarming new tactic to stifle press freedom hardly seen anywhere else on the African continent: journalists who criticise the government are being forcibly conscripted into the army.
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>Burkina Faso has completed the transfer of five gold mining assets to the country’s state-owned miner, ejecting French companies, according to a decree published late on Wednesday, finalizing a process that began in August to increase control over its mineral resources.
>An al-Qaeda affiliate has claimed it killed 200 soldiers in an attack on a Burkina Faso army base this week, according to an NGO that tracks armed groups’ online activity.
>Since he came to power, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has been trampling on Burkina Faso’s renowned culture of journalism with his repressive military boots, from banning news outlets to exiling reporters in the name of nationalism. Now, he’s resorting to a deeply alarming new tactic to stifle press freedom hardly seen anywhere else on the African continent: journalists who criticise the government are being forcibly conscripted into the army.
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