25.2 C
Accra
Friday, June 2, 2023

Date:

Military post attack kills 33 soldiers in Burkina Faso

Related stories

18 killed after rockets hit Khartoum market

A market in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, was...

‘We are the poorest’ – Zimbabwe nurse discloses

The International media has been told by the a...

Kenya has being called to probe police murders during protests

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has urged Kenyan authorities to...

Son of Libya’s ex-spy head found dead – Reports

Reports have it that the son of a notorious...

Mozambicans apprehended in Malawi while attempting to sell pangolin

Two Mozambican residents were apprehended in neighboring Malawi after...

Nigerian police rescues 6 pregnant women in “baby factory” raid

Local media has reported that Nigerian police rescued six...

Nigeria: Richest banker Jim Ovia earns $26m a day as NGX surges

In a spectacular turn of events, Jim Ovia, Nigeria's...

Anti-LGBTQ bill approval is done! – Uganda president declares

Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, president of Uganda has declared that...

Sudan losing dozens of babies in orphanages due to ongoing conflict

Amidst the outbreak of conflict in Khartoum, Dr Abeer...
- Advertisement -

Thirty-three soldiers in north-east Burkina Faso have been killed in a suspected Islamist militant attack.

Per reports, this is the second of such attack in a week.

- Advertisement -

The military-led government in the capital Ouagadougou spoke for the first time on Thursday about last week’s killing of over 100 civilians by what local officials described as men in military uniform.

The government has not said whether the attack on the north-western village of Karma was carried out by the army, but it called for a full investigation.

- Advertisement -

Non-governmental organisations say over 10,000 civilians and soldiers have been killed in the long-running insurgency, and attacks have sharply increased since the start of this year.

Source: The Independent Ghana

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories