Ibrahim Traore, the leader of Burkina Faso's military junta, has firmly dismissed rumors of a power struggle within his government, asserting his position as the sole leader. During a meeting with community leaders in Ouahigouya, Traore emphasized that there cannot be multiple leaders in his administration, stating, "There can’t be two captains on one ship." His comments come amid concerns regarding the prolonged absence of key junta figures, particularly Oumarou Yabre, the second-in-command, and Farouk Azaria Sorgho, the junta spokesman. Reports suggest tensions between Traore and Yabre, who has not been seen in public since May, raising questions about his influence and safety. Traore has taken a hard stance against dissent, threatening to remove anyone who undermines his authority. The situation remains tense as observers watch for further developments within the junta.
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