Troubling times in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso’s security crisis and its new status quo of permanent military intervention will test the resilience of its political institutions.
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Daniel Eizenga
Daniel Eizenga is a Research Fellow at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies based at the National Defense University in Washington DC. His research focuses on violent extremism in the Sahel, civil-military relations, and the regime trajectories of African states.
How to make sense of … the short-lived coup in Burkina Faso
The short-lived coup in Burkina Faso may be one of the quickest in the history of
Burkina Faso: President Kafando is back in charge, but now what?
Almost exactly one week after being taken hostage by his own presidential guard (the RPS), President
Why General Gilbert Diendéré is derailing the political transition in Burkina Faso
The remnants of burnt-out tires litter the streets of Ouagadougou as ordinary Burkinabe resist the military coup