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BURKINA MEGA PROJECT EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT

They said a poor, landlocked Sahel country could never pull this off. No big lenders. No foreign contractors. No green light from Paris or Washington. Yet in December 2025, Burkina Faso quietly did the unthinkable. A 332-kilometer, eight-lane highway, fully funded from inside the country, is now under construction between Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso. No donor conferences. No foreign credit-taking ceremonies. Just dust, machines, and a government that decided to move. For many Africans—especially in the diaspora—this isn’t just about a road. It feels like proof that the rules we were forced to accept are starting to break. In this episode of Frontline Africa, we dig into: Why this highway is shaking the old development model How Burkina Faso financed it without foreign lenders What this means for the Sahel Alliance (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger) The rise of Ibrahim Traoré as a symbol—and a target And why France’s influence in the region is collapsing faster than many expected #ibrahimtraoré #burkinafaso #sahel This briefing breaks down a developing story shaping Africa's politics, economy, security, and governance. We focus on facts, context, and consequences — cutting through headlines to explain what’s happening, why it matters, and how it affects Nigerians at home and in the diaspora. Frontline Briefings Desk delivers short, timely analysis of government decisions, power struggles, corruption allegations, economic policy shifts, and national security developments — without political loyalty or propaganda. If it impacts Nigeria’s future, it belongs here. Subscribe for daily Nigeria-focused briefings. Like, share, and drop your thoughts in the comments. 🔔 FOLLOW FRONTLINE AFRICA (IN-DEPTH DOCUMENTARIES) ▶️ Main Channel: Frontline Africa -    / @frontline_africa   Long-form investigations, Pan-African geopolitics, and deep analysis. 📌 DISCLAIMER This content is presented for journalistic, educational, and public-interest purposes. All opinions expressed are analytical and do not constitute legal or political advice.