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Burkina Faso

Ibrahim Traoré

Date of Birth: 1988
Place of Birth: Bondokuy, Burkina Faso


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Can Macron's new Sahel strategy work?

Yet when Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba was removed as Burkina's transitional president on 30 September anti-French demonstrators surged onto the streets attacking the French embassy with new putsch leader Ibrahim Traoré initially claiming Damiba was being sheltered at Kamboinsin...


Bamako's wolf warrior diplomacy backfires

Bamako's wolf warrior-style diplomacy contrasts sharply with the more pragmatic tactics adopted by Burkina Faso's putschists Lieutenant Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba and now Captain Ibrahim Traoré with Ecowas and western states...

After meeting Burkina's new leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré in Ouagadougou Nuland said she was convinced by his insistence that the new junta there had no intention of hiring Wagner fighters to help on security...


Palace coup could usher in Moscow's mercenaries

On 3 October a day after he was confirmed in power in Ouagadougou new military leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré told a sceptical audience that he understood the urgency of the security crisis: 'We must move quickly and not be hindered by all kinds of red tape'...

A CAPTAIN IN SANKARA'S FOOTSTEPS Aged 34 Captain Ibrahim Traoré seized power when he was just a year older than his role model and fellow captain Thomas Sankara who staged his coup in 1983 and changed the course of his nation's history (AC Vol 62 No 10 Sankara's ghost)...


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The junta haggles on transition

Not at the press conference at the Kati barracks but believed to have played a role in what the putschists call the 'resignation' of IBK are three further influential figures: Colonel Mama Sékou Lelenta about whom little is known; General Cheick Fanta Mady Dembélé; and Lieutenant-General Ibrahim Traoré...

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No road back for Keïta

Not at the press conference at the Kati barracks but believed to have played a role in what the putschists call the 'resignation' of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta are three further influential figures: Colonel Mama Sékou Lelenta about whom little is known; General Cheick Fanta Mady Dembélé; and Lieutenant-General Ibrahim Traoré...


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