Post: Terrorist attacks in Bamako: Activist Imothep Bayala points the finger at internal complicity

Africanist activist Imhotep Bayala believes that the recent terrorist attacks in Bamako are the result of internal complicity"To succeed in carrying out the act that we saw, it took a boulevard of traitorous citizens. Because being able to accommodate people whose intentions are not totally under control, however generous our hospitality may be, it imposes on us a minimum of lucidity and vigilance. You cannot receive a stranger into your home without a minimum of questioning," he analyzed on RTBImothep Bayala is the coordinator of the movement 'Two hours for us, two hours for Kamita'Source: Burkina Information Agency

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According to Africa New…