Burkina Faso set on coup after President Roch Marc Kabore detained in military camp
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Burkina Faso could be bidding for a coup after President Marc Kabore deprived from democratic role following his detainment in the country’s military camp.
French broadcaster, Radio France International, RFI; have reported that Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Kabore has been detained by the military and is being held at a military camp.
The RFI report adds that a “declaration must be read in the next few hours on the airwaves of state broadcaster, Burkinabè radio and television.
The arrest is allied to a mutiny by aggrieved soldiers who started acting against government early Sunday, January 23, 2022. Multiple global news agencies reported of heavy gunfire around the Presidential palace late Sunday.
The Associated Press reported that gunfire rang out late Sunday, January 23, 2022 near the home of President Roch Marc Christian Kabore, “raising the specter that a military coup might still be under way after mutinous soldiers seized a military base earlier in the day.”
The government on Sunday morning issued a terse statement assuring the populace that constitutional order was still in force.
Reports indicated the soldiers took over some military bases in the country amid heavy exchange of fire with forces believed to be loyal to the government.
But by day’s end anti-government protesters supporting the mutineers also had set fire to a building belonging to Kabore’s party, the AP report added.
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