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West African bloc dounces ‘attempted coup’

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Kabore has not appeared in public since heavy gunfire erupted at military camps on Sunday, when soldiers demanded more support for their fight against Islamist militants. West African bloc ECOWAS on Monday condemned what it called an attempted coup in Burkina Faso. It said it held the military responsible for the safety of President Roch Kabore, whose whereabouts were unknown.
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West African bloc dounces ‘attempted coup’

OUAGADOUGOU — The West African bloc ECOWAS on Monday condemned what it called an attempted coup in Burkina Faso, saying it held the military responsible for the safety of President Roch Kabore, whose whereabouts were unknown. A Twitter post from Kabore’s account called on those who had taken up arms to lay them down. Reuters […]

·Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
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The Chronicle broke the news in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on Monday, January 24, 2022.
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