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| Richard Hamilton | |
| BBC World Service newsroom | |
| A study has found that the Sahel region in Africa saw the most terrorism related deaths last year. | |
| In its annual Global Terrorism Index, the Institute for Economics and Peace said the region now accounts for almost half of all global terrorism deaths and has experienced a dramatic increase in violence, with the number of deaths increasing thirty times since 2007. | |
| "The epicentre of terrorism has now conclusively shifted out of the | |
| Middle East and into the central Sahel region of sub-Saharan | |
| Africa," the report stated. | |
| It said Burkina Faso suffered the most, with the number of fatalities rising by nearly 70%. | |
| It added that terrorism had also gotten worse in neighbouring Mali and Niger. All three of these countries are under military rule. | |
| Why West Africa's united front is in tatters | |
| Burkina Faso doctor forced to go to the jihadist front line | |
| Did coups in Mali and Burkina Faso halt jihadist attacks? | |
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