Burkina Faso: captive depuis cinq mois, sœur Suellen Tennyson a recouvré la liberté ...United Arab Emirates

L’annonce a été faite par l’évêque du diocèse de Kaya ce mercredi, mais on ne connait pas pour le moment les conditions de cette libération. La religieuse marianite, de nationalité américaine, avait été enlevée dans la nuit du 4 au 5 avril 2022 dans la région du centre-nord.

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