Burkina Faso/Disinformation: Faced with the boldness and courage of President Ibrahim TRAORE, JeuneAfrique’s bosses come out of hiding
The President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim TRAORE, is said to have succeeded in getting the bosses of the media group JeuneAfrique to lose their composure. This is the case of Marwane Ben Yahmed, the publication director of this media organization, who targeted the countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), particularly Burkina Faso. The Head of State is known for his bluntness, boldness, and his determination to keep his fellow citizens on the same page regarding key issues.
Once again, he was guided by this principle when facing the rise in recent weeks of disinformation and the circulation of false information regarding the mission of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP) in Burkina Faso. Therefore, while explaining the situation to his people in the Central Plateau region about the current communication war, false information, and their objectives, the president urged the population to ignore the media behind these rumors aimed at tarnishing the image of the fighters and the authorities and creating a new tension in the country, this time between the communities of Burkina Faso.
It also appears that these media attacks are solely directed at the authorities who have refused the advances of these media groups, which are in the service of imperialists, or those who fiercely oppose the French policy in Africa. It was following the recent statement by the President of Faso, which undermined the harmful plans of the enemy media, that Marwane Ben Yahmed focused his attacks, labeling the president as a coup leader or head of the junta.
This reflects his irritation in the face of the determination and resilience of the Burkinabe people, with Captain Ibrahim TRAORE at the forefront. President Ibrahim TRAORE is the one who, since coming to power in Burkina Faso, has remained faithful to his vision for the country and his ideals regarding imperialism, neocolonialism, domination, and foreign interference in the internal affairs of African states. Hence, these machinations against his country. Vigilance is essential.
