VOICED : House of the little president ransacked in Burkina Faso

The transcript discusses the aftermath of an uprising in Burkina Faso, focusing on the looting of Francois Compaore's home, the discovery of gold bars, and government documents related to journalist Norbert Zongo's death. Francois, a significant political figure, fled to Benin. The public's reaction to the wealth monopoly is highlighted, and there is a call for reopening cases to investigate the documents' authenticity.

What does the text suggest about the potential reopening of the case related to Norbert Zongo's death?

What was the public's response regarding documents related to the journalist's death?