In tonight's edition: In Burkina Faso, judges have ruled that the former president Blaise Compaoré must stand trial for his role in the assassination of Thomas Sankara who he overthrew in a coup d'état in 1987. And a Tuareg leader in Mali has been shot dead in the capital Bamako. Sidi Brahim Ould Sidati was a key figure in a 2015 peace accord. And a major step forward for the protection of women and children in Gabon, as customary marriages are finally recognised by the state.
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Burkina: Mixed reactions as Blaise Compaore apologises to family of slain Thomas Sankara
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Burkina Faso: Thomas Sankara's family absent at his burial
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Only survivor of 1987 Burkina coup relives Thomas Sankara's assassination
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Burkina Faso revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara reburied on Thursday
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