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Burkina Faso’s President Paul-Henri Damiba has resigned after he was dislodged from power by military leader Captain Ibrahim Traore last week.
Traore has accepted the conditional resignation offered by Damiba to avoid further violence after Friday’s coup.
According to the deal, announced at a press conference, Traore had agreed to seven conditions, including a guarantee of Damiba’s safety and the security of soldiers who backed him, and the honouring of promises made to the West Africa regional bloc to return to constitutional rule by July 2024. 
Damiba is said to have left the country on Sunday, Reuters reported. 
Traore said earlier that order was being restored after <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/angry-protesters-torch-french-embassy-in-burkina-faso/">violent protests against the French embassy</a> and days of fighting as his faction moved to topple the government. 
Traore’s team urged people to halt attacks on the French embassy, targeted by protesters after an officer said France had sheltered Damiba at a French military base in the West African country and that he was planning a counter-offensive. 
The French foreign ministry denied the base had hosted Damiba after his ouster last Friday. Damiba also denied he was at the base, saying the reports were a deliberate manipulation of public opinion.
A statement said Traore would continue to act as president until a transitional civilian or military president is designated in the coming weeks. 
<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/burkina-faso-records-2nd-coup-in-8-months-as-army-captain-traore-ousts-military-leader-damiba/">The coup was the second in just eight months</a> after the ousted Damiba had ousted former President Roch Kabore in January.
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Burkina Faso's President Paul-Henri Damiba Resigns

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:
<blockquote>
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.
</blockquote>
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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