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Three West African nations, Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso, have decided to withdraw from the regional bloc Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), citing concerns that the organization has become a threat to its members. In a joint statement, the countries accused ECOWAS of failing to support their efforts in combating terrorism and insecurity, while imposing sanctions that they view as illegal and irresponsible, <a href="https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/1/28/niger-mali-burkina-faso-announce-withdrawal-from-ecowas#:~:text=The%20three%20nations%2C%20led%20by,a%20threat%20to%20member%20states.&amp;text=Three%20military%2Dled%20West%20African,a%20threat%20to%20its%20members.">Al Jazeera</a> reported. 

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<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2022/09/30/burkina-faso-records-2nd-coup-in-8-months-as-army-captain-traore-ousts-military-leader-damiba/">Burkina Faso Records 2nd Coup In 8 Months As Army Captain Traore Ousts Military Leader Damiba</a></li>
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ECOWAS, however, stated that it had not been officially notified of the countries’ decision and emphasised its commitment to finding a negotiated solution to the political situation. Said the bloc in a statement:
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Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali remain important members of the Community and the Authority remains committed to finding a negotiated solution to the political impasse.
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ECOWAS, formed in 1975 to promote economic integration in member states, has faced challenges in recent years, including coups and the dissatisfaction of citizens who feel they have not benefited from the region’s natural resources. The bloc has suspended the three countries involved in military power grabs and imposed sanctions on Niger and Mali. The governments of Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso have pledged to address the rise of armed groups within their countries and have formed an alliance called the “Alliance of Sahel States.” They have also severed military ties with France, the former colonial power in the region.
The withdrawal of French troops and the imposition of economic sanctions on already fragile economies have raised concerns that armed groups could spread further south towards more stable coastal countries like Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Ivory Coast. In the first half of 2023 alone, West Africa experienced over 1,800 attacks, resulting in nearly 4,600 deaths and severe humanitarian consequences.
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Mali, Niger And Burkina Faso Withdraw From ECOWAS, Cite Concerns Of Threat And Sanctions

Burkina Faso and Mali have deployed combat aircraft in response to the possibility of military intervention against Niger by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). West African military chiefs held a second day of talks in Ghana on Friday, preparing for a possible armed intervention in Niger after a coup removed President Mohamed Bazoum on July 26.
Meanwhile, Burkina Faso and Mali have emphasised that any military action against Niger would be considered a declaration of war against Burkina Faso and Mali, leading to their withdrawal from ECOWAS and the adoption of self-defence measures to support Niger’s armed forces and people. The military governments of Burkina Faso and Mali have expressed concerns that such intervention could destabilize the entire West African region.
A report aired on Niger’s state television highlighted joint efforts by Mali and Burkina Faso in support of Niger and the deployment of warplanes within Niger’s borders on Friday. The report also noted that the planes were Super Tucano fighter jets. It said:
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Mali and Burkina Faso turned their commitments into concrete action by deploying warplanes to respond to any attack on Niger.
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The ECOWAS chief of staff meeting in Ghana did not disclose the date of the planned military intervention in Niger, but it confirmed that the military forces were prepared to act upon orders.
Furthermore, in Niger, a civilian militia force called the Volunteers for the Defense of Niger (VDN) is being organized to support the potential ECOWAS military intervention. The recruitment of volunteers has begun, and they will assist the military in various roles, including combat, medical care, logistics, and technical support.
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Burkina Faso And Mali Deployed Aircraft Against Potential ECOWAS Intervention In Niger

Burkina Faso army Captain Ibrahim Traore has ousted military leader Paul-Henri Damiba and dissolved the government in the West African country’s second coup in eight months.
In a statement read on national television on the evening of Friday30 September 2022, Traore said a group of officers who helped Damiba seize power in January, had decided to remove their leader due to his inability to deal with a worsening Islamist insurgency. 
Damiba had ousted former President Roch Kabore in January, in part for the same reason.
The constitution has been suspended and the transitional charter dissolved, borders are closed indefinitely and all political and civil society activities are suspended, Traore said. 
He declared a curfew from 2100 GMT to 0500 GMT.
The statement signed by Traore and read out by another officer on television, flanked by a group of soldiers in military fatigues and heavy armour said:
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Faced with the deteriorating situation, we tried several times to get Damiba to refocus the transition on the security question.
Damiba’s actions gradually convinced us that his ambitions were diverting away from what we set out to do. We decided this day to remove Damiba.
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The statement said Damiba had rejected proposals by the officers to reorganise the army and instead continued with the military structure that had led to the fall of the previous regime.
It further said national stakeholders will be invited soon to adopt a new transitional charter and designate a new civilian or military president.
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Burkina Faso Records 2nd Coup In 8 Months As Army Captain Traore Ousts Military Leader Damiba

Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic has made six changes from the team that lost 0-1 to Cameroon on Saturday in the opening fixture at the African Nations Championship (CHAN) as Zimbabwe faces Burkina Faso tonight.
The Warriors and The Stallions face off at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium in Yaoundé, Cameroon this Wednesday. Kickoff time is 9 PM Zimbabwean time.
Here is Zimbabwe’s starting XI:
Simba Chinani, Ian Nekati, Talent Chamboko, Shadreck Nyahwa, Peter Muduwa, Carlos Mavhurume, Partson Jaure, Tafadzwa Jaravani, Tatenda Tavengwa, King Nadolo, Farawo Matare.
Earlier, Cameroon drew 1-1 with Mali and this means that the Warriors need at least a draw against The Stallions to stay alive.
Cameroon and Mali are tied at 4 points each having won their opening matches with an identical 1-0 scoreline against Zimbabwe and Burkina Faso respectively.

Here Is The Warriors' Starting XI To Face Burkina Faso

Ian Nekati has said the Warriors’ clash against Burkina Faso on Wednesday at the African Nations Championship (CHAN) finals in Cameroon is a must-win encounter to avoid the ignominy of an early exit.
Nekati, who is the Warriors captain, said the players are psychologically and physically ready for the match as it gives them an opportunity to market themselves. Said Nekati:
<blockquote>We have to pull up our socks and get ready for tomorrow’s game. We have to win this game at all costs so that we enhance our chances of going to the next round.
This is an important game for us and the guys are very much ready for the challenge that lies ahead and want to grab this opportunity to showcase their talent.
Psychologically and physically the guys are ready. It’s a crucial match we have to win because scouts are here and opportunities to play at such tournaments rarely come and if they do, one has to do their best to market themselves.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe lost 1-0 to hosts Cameroon in the opening match of the CHAN finals in Yaoundé last Saturday, with Burkina Faso also losing their first match 1-0 to Mali.
The Warriors will be without the injured duo of Richard Hachiro and Ronald Chitiyo as well as the trio of Bosso defender Andrew Mbeba, left-back Qadr Amini and striker Thomas Chideu, who haven’t recovered from illnesses.
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Burkina Faso Match A Must-win - Warriors Captain

One of Zimbabwe’s top actors Emmanuel Mbirimi has died, Gemnation reports. According to the publication, Mbirimi died on Monday at Parkview Renal Hospital due to renal failure.
His death was confirmed to the publication by his son Tongai who said:
<blockquote>He suffered a stroke last year and has been in and out of hospital for long now. At the time of his death he was doing dialysis three per week. It is sad that my siblings who are in Europe will not be able to attend the funeral.</blockquote>
Mbirimi starred alongside Oliver Mtukudzi and Jessie Mungoshi in Neria and also starred in Tanyaradzwa. Last year he was nominated Best Actor of Southern Africa Fiction Length Film in the Sotigui Awards in Burkina Faso for his performance in Joe Njagu and Daves Guzha’s drama, The Letter.
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