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Four West African states mount operation against Islamist insurgents - Vimarsana News

Four West African states mount operation against Islamist insurgents

OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Togo have carried out a joint military operation to counter increased attacks by Islamist insurgent groups in parts of West Africa, Burkinabe Security Minister Maxime Kone said on Tuesday.

Four West African states mount operation against Islamist insurgents - Vimarsana News

Four West African states mount operation against Islamist insurgents

Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Togo have carried out a joint military operation to counter increased attacks by Islamist insurgent groups in parts of West Africa, Burkinabe Security Minister Maxime Kone said on Tuesday.

Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters - Vimarsana News

Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters

A child and two journalists were among several injured in the Burkina Faso capital Saturday after police fired tear gas to disperse an anti-government rally over jihadist violence in the impoverished…

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Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters - Vimarsana News

Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters

A child and two journalists were among several injured in the Burkina Faso capital Saturday after police fired tear gas to disperse an anti-government rally over jihadist violence in the impoverished…

Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters - Vimarsana News

Several injured after Burkina police fire tear gas at protesters

OUAGADOUGOU - A child and two journalists were among several injured in the Burkina Faso capital Saturday after police fired tear gas to disperse an anti-government rally over jihadist violence in the impoverished country.