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Hamile Border Incident: Calm has returned after an explosion killed an immigration officer and two civilians, followed by clashes that injured 10 people. Authorities imposed an overnight curfew, and an injured officer was airlifted to Accra for treatment. Sahel Security: Islamic State’s Sahel branch claims it killed more than 400 Al-Qaeda-linked JNIM fighters in Oudalan province. The toll has not been independently confirmed; if accurate, it would mark the deadliest reported clash between the rival groups. Regional Cooperation: A Nigerien delegation is in Burkina Faso to study how to establish a national cybersecurity operations centre, working with Burkina Faso’s information security agency. SIAO 2026: Ouagadougou’s crafts fair is drawing about 6,000 exhibitors from 30 countries, with industrialisation a key theme. Orange Burkina Faso’s foundation pledged CFA1.5 billion for education infrastructure. Tour du Faso: Algeria’s Yacine Hamza won his second straight stage, while Burkinabè rider Paul Daumont finished second.

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