Following the ultimatum given to Burkina Faso by the
African Union to select an interim leader by Monday or
be sanctioned, the country has made it’s choice.
Michel Kafando, a 72-year-old diplomat, has been
chosen as Burkina Faso’s interim president, Daily Nation
reports. He will rule the country until November 2015,
when elections will be held.
Kafando once served as the country’s foreign affairs
minister from 1981 to 1982. He also served as the
country’s ambassador to the United Nations from 1998
to 2011.

Congratulobia

Good for democracy in Burkina Faso. The guy mouth sha, hmmm no comment.

Very good and now must move on and ensure this whole saga leads to a positive growth in their Democratic experience

frodobee:
Good for democracy in Burkina Faso. The guy mouth sha, hmmm no comment.

I dey read with one eye....