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Burkina Faso junta suspends country’s student union

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Burkina Faso’s ruling junta has suspended the country’s largest student union and arrested its leader, official sources said on Wednesday – the latest round in a crackdown by the military authorities on independent organisations. The General Union of Students of Burkina (Ugeb) was suspended for three months for “advocating terrorism” by a decree from the Read More: https://punchng.com/burkina-faso-junta-suspends-countrys-student-union/

Burkina Faso junta suspends country’s student union

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