Dans le cercle de Bankass, où vient de se produire le massacre de Diallassagou, les réactions sont vigoureuses et parfois contradictoires. Attaques jihadistes, opérations militaires anti-terroristes… les morts s’accumulent, l’inquiétude gagne et les habitants s’interrogent
Le président de la transition au Burkina Faso, le lieutenant-colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, a décidé de la création de deux “zones d’intérêt militaires” où toute “présence humaine est interdite”, dans le nord du pays, afin
Burkina Faso’s army has ordered civilians to evacuate two large “military interest zones” in its northern and southeastern regions ahead of anticipated operations against Islamist insurgents, it said. The announcement was made late on Monday,
Burkina Faso’s army said Monday they had killed at least 128 “terrorists” in several operations this month after the new government vowed to tackle surging violence in the West African nation. The first operation took
Nigerian troops have found two former schoolgirls who were abducted by Boko Haram jihadists eight years ago, the military said Tuesday, freeing some of the last victims of the 2014 Chibok abduction. The two women
Suspected al-Qaida militants on Wednesday attacked a security post in a southern Yemeni province, sparking clashes that left five troops and three militants dead, officials said. The early morning attack took place in Ataq, the
The United Nations humanitarian agency has called for a massive scale-up in resources to save Somalia from famine. During a visit to the drought-stricken southern region of Dollow, the UN’s humanitarian coordinator for Somalai, Adam
Analysts say the African Union (AU) is unlikely to offer Ukraine much support against Russia despite a passionate address Monday by Ukraine’s president. Many African nations have historical ties to Russia and have refused to
Nairobi — Strengthen Public Reporting on Individuals, Entities Committing Abuses New attacks by armed Arab assailants on civilians in west Darfur since April 2022 have left hundreds dead, thousands displaced, and hundreds of civilian homes
East African leaders agreed Monday to send in a regional force to try to end fighting in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and called for an immediate ceasefire. The move was announced