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Published 2 years ago

[Opinion] In post-coup Burkina Faso, jihadist attacks grow fiercer despite junta pledge

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Burkina Faso ousted its democratically elected president in late January. Violence has only increased over the past five months, draining public confidence in the junta. Aid groups are feeling the consequences of the worsening violence too. Relief efforts are, meanwhile, being blunted by a lack of funds.

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In post-coup Burkina Faso, jihadist attacks grow fiercer despite junta pledge

Nearly two million people have been displaced and hunger has hit a six-year high.

2 years ago·Geneva, Switzerland
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