Heavily armed security forces were seen driving through the capital of Ouagadougou.
Amnesty International has condemned the forced evictions caused by demolitions at the Dubaidna community in Durumi, Abuja.
The suspension began on July 14, four days after the Malian government arrested 49 Cote d’Ivoire soldiers for illegally entering the country, calling them “mercenaries.”
On Thursday, soldiers travelling to the Ojo military cantonment came down on police operatives coordinating traffic on the highway after a disagreement.
The Taliban-led caretaker government has been working to establish a 350,000-strong security force, Deputy Prime Minister Mawlawi Hanafi.
The number of casualties was yet to be ascertained.
The training is in collaboration with Nigerian Army Officers Wives Association, their sister agencies, ICRISAF and USAID.
The army said troops sent to fight Boko Haram terrorists were privileged above their “colleagues outside the region.”
UNICEF noted that from 2009, more than 8,000 girls and boys have been recruited and used as child soldiers in different roles by armed groups.
Burkina Faso had imposed a country-wide curfew following riots in the capital and reports about an attempted coup on Sunday.
