Police seize 575 kg of cannabis in Kaya and Ouagadougou, 20.5 kg more in Pô

Open questions the AI reported

• The sources give only the announcement date, 25 September 2025, for both operations; the dates of the Kaya, Ouagadougou and Pô seizures themselves are not stated, and 25 September 2025 is used as the incident date.
• KOACI calls the Pô traffickers' partner country Ghana while Burkina 24 and the National Police statement say only a neighbouring country, so no country is named in the text.
• No charges, court referral or custody ruling were reported for the one arrested network member or for the two men held in Pô.
• The 80 million CFA franc valuation is the police's figure for the 575.15 kg only; the Pô 2.3 million CFA franc valuation is reported separately and no combined value is recorded.
• The Kaya 7 kg and the Ouagadougou sacks are not itemised by weight, so the figures cannot be checked against the 575.15 kg total.
• The Ouagadougou and Kaya operations spanned several locations, so the report uses Ouagadougou's coordinates with locality precision rather than a single incident spot.
• KOACI gives the two Pô suspects' alleged trafficking route as Burkina Faso–Ghana; the Pô articles do not say how many people were stopped besides the two arrested.
• The photo addresses were taken from the cited pages' image markup; the pictures could not be viewed and their captions do not confirm whether the two outlet photos of the Kaya and Ouagadougou seizure are the same police handout.
• Only one National Police statement underlies each operation; the other outlets are reprints of the same communiqué text.
• Left out, as its quotation was not found in Burkina 24: They had twenty cannabis pads weighing 20.5 kg, valued at 2,300,000 CFA francs, packed in a suitcase and large bags.
• Seneweb gives the Pô weight only as "more than 20 kg" and the value as an estimate of about 2.3 million CFA francs; the precise 20.5 kg figure comes from the National Police statement as published by Burkina 24.
• Seneweb does not name the neighbouring country the cannabis came from, nor the Dakola–Ouagadougou route or National Road 5 given in the other accounts.
• Left out, as its quotation was not found in Seneweb: Separately, the central police station in Pô arrested two people during a security search at the Tambolo/Pô police post on National Road 5.
• KOACI calls the Pô traffickers' partner country Ghana while Burkina 24 and the National Police statement say only a neighbouring country; the report's text reflects the latter.
• KOACI's Pô passage is written in the first person plural ("ma police"), apparently lifted from the police statement, and does not say when the Pô search took place.
• KOACI gives the Koulsé office as the regional judicial police for the "région des Koulsé", an area not otherwise identified in the article.