Burkina Faso, which suffered a military coup eight months ago, suffered another military coup yesterday

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 Another army officer deposed the previous military leader supposedly for failure to keep the country secure against growing numbers of militants. When will the next one be?

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/30/burkina-fasos-military-leader-ousted-in-second-coup-this-year

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The violent collapse of Burkina Faso is getting worse. Last week, their military leader was removed in a coup, but some of his forces were planning a counter-attack, allegedly with the support of French forces. Since the coup, the ex-leader has agreed to step down, and is reportedly hiding in Togo. Islamist insurgents have, for several years, deprived government forces of more than a third of the landlocked nation’s total land, and displaced over 1M people (over 5% of the total population).