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How CIA, French Intelligence Agency Conspired to Assassinate Thomas Sankara

On April 6, 2022, Burkina Faso’s ex-President Blaise Compaorรฉ was tried, convicted and sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment for murder. It  took 35 years for justice to catch up with him for murdering his revolutionary socialist predecessor, Thomas Sankara (the “Che Guevara of Africa”), in a 1987 right-wing military coup.  How  long will justice take to catch up with the CIA and its French intelligence counterpart, the Direction gรฉnรฉrale de la sรฉcuritรฉ extรฉrieure (DGSE), for what appears to have been their part in masterminding or enabling the plot that overthrew and killed Sankara? As young military officers in Burkina Faso during the 1970s and 1980s, Thomas Sankara and Blaise Compaorรฉ were the best of friends. The two traveled the country playing in a musical band together and Sankara’s parents adopted Compaorรฉ as his parents had died when he was young. In 1983, Sankara and Compaorรฉ launched a coup against Burkina Faso’s military regime by Jean-Baptiste Ouรฉdraog...

What Tony Gachoka did at the age of 23 That Prompted his Mother to sue him

Photo: Tony Gachoka(Source/Standard)

Tony Gachoka sued by his mother for selling family home

Political activist Tony Gachoka's mother sued him for using their family home as collateral for a Ksh 45 million loan from the now collapsed Trust Bank.

Bleary with disappointments, Margaret Njeri Muiruri pleaded with the High court to invalidate Trust Bank’s sale of their Thika home. She proclaimed that his son immersed himself in a pact with the bank’s owners and Phoenix Aviation general manager Shaun Warren that saw them attempt to defraud the family of their property.

In line with reports, Gachoka used the multimillion property as security for the loan he obtained two decades ago. His default coaxed the bank to auction the property.

Careful observation reveals that the house was registered to Central Kenya Limited, a company Mrs. Muiruri co-founded with her late husband Joseph Muiruri Gachoka.

After his father died in 1988, Mr. Gachoka ascended to the position of a director in their family company. It is alleged that at the age of 23 the political activist took a 45 million loan.