Burkina Faso has taken a bold and controversial step, banning over 100 NGOs and foreign aid organisations.
In this video, Ibrahim Traoré and his government move to dissolve a large number of international NGOs after a national review raised serious concerns about their activities, transparency, and long-term impact. What was once seen as humanitarian support is now being questioned at the highest level.
Why would a government take such a drastic decision, and what does it mean for the future of the country?
This breakdown explores the reasons behind the NGO crackdown, including issues of accountability, national security, and control over resources and information. As Burkina Faso pushes for greater sovereignty and reduced foreign influence, this decision reflects a wider shift happening across the Sahel region.
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