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Niger Security Crisis: Reports say 265 Nigerien soldiers and security personnel were killed in coordinated attacks between June 17 and June 19, including a deadly strike in Inates linked to Islamic State in the Sahel, with other incidents in Banibangou, Niamey and Madama. Sahel Jihadist Tactics: A new look at Mali’s Route 6 highlights how jihadists use forests as cover, with authorities clearing vegetation and declaring some parks “off-limits” to reduce ambush risks. Burkina Faso Rights Alarm: Amnesty, HRW, Kisal and RSF demand the release of journalist Atiana Serge Oulon, forcibly disappeared in Ouagadougou two years ago, alleging secret detention and torture. Insecurity Debate: In Nigeria’s Kwara State, community leaders and security experts disagree on whether recruiting forest guards can curb banditry, with calls for drones and monitoring. IsDB Chairmanship: Burkina Faso took over the one-year chair of the IsDB Board of Governors, alongside a $1bn IsDB-linked financing framework for energy, food security, healthcare and agriculture. Environment in Ouagadougou: A tree-planting drive marked National Tree Day in the Russian-Burkinabe Friendship Park, with more planting planned in Patte d’Oie and Sondogo.

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