In Burkina Faso, Apollinaire Compaoré, the president of the employer, is he involved in smuggling to finance terrorist groups? In any case, this is the conclusion of five journalists from four countries, including Burkina Faso, after an investigation as part of the reporting project on organized crime and corruption.
According to the investigation, the representative of Philip Morris in Burkina Faso, and one of the richest men in the country, is flooding the country with billions of cigarettes, two thirds of which are used for fuel smuggling. This accusation is, of course, rejected by Apollinaire Compaoré, who denies the lack of evidence of what he considers to be a plot orchestrated by competitors.
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