In tonight's edition, Human Rights Watch says Burkina Faso’s government forces and jihadists together killed more than 1800 civilians between 2023 and 2025. Also, a collapsed, unfinished school in Accra kills four people and injures nearly 30, raising concerns over unsafe classrooms. And Belgium is resisting a U.S.-backed AI firm’s attempt to access historic mining maps that could reveal valuable mineral deposits.
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Burkina army, jihadists killed more than 1,800 civilians since 2023
France 24
April 02, 2026
20:20 GMT
In tonight's edition, Human Rights Watch says Burkina Faso’s government forces and jihadists together killed more than 1800 civilians between 2023 and 2025. Also, a collapsed, unfinished school in Accra kills four people and injures nearly 30, raising concerns over unsafe classrooms. And Belgium is resisting a U.S.-backed AI firm’s attempt to access historic mining maps that could reveal valuable mineral deposits.
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In tonight's edition, Human Rights Watch says Burkina Faso’s government forces and jihadists together killed more than 1800 civilians between 2023 and 2025. Also, a collapsed, unfinished school in Accra kills four people and injures nearly 30, raising concerns over unsafe classrooms. And Belgium is resisting a U.S.-backed AI firm’s attempt to access historic mining maps that could reveal valuable mineral deposits.
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