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Paris Paralympics: Fathi Zouinkhi 30th Tunisian athlete to secure qualification
Tunis: Tunisian Fathi Zouinkhi secured qualification on Monday for the Paris 2024 Parlympics after taking the 10th spot in the World Triathlon Paralympic Qualification Rankings.
This is Zouinkhi’s second qualification
Tunisian Federation of Film Societies launches call for applications for Arab women directors
Tunis: A call for applications for an artistic residency focused on the development of short film projects was launched by the Tunisian Federation of Film Societies (FTCC) as part of
Carthage International Festival programme for 58th edition unveiled
Tunis: The Carthage International Festival marks its 58th edition this year, celebrating six decades of its existence. This milestone event, scheduled from July 18 to August 17, 2024, honours its
Burkina-Ioba-Baccalauréat-Ioba Results: The province records 57.56% success rate
Ouagadougou: The baccalaureate success rate increases from 42.26% in 2023 to 57.56% in 2024 in the province of Ioba.
This year 2024, a total of 1409 candidates including 570 girls
Burkina: The National Volunteer Program salutes the dedication of one of its agents
Ouagadougou: The National Volunteer Program in Burkina (PNVB) on Monday praised the dedication, perseverance and commitment of one of its agents, in the person of volunteer Abdoul Aziz Lenkoné.
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France: but who will govern, worries the European press
Ouagadougou: ‘uncertainty’ are the words that dominate in the European press on Monday, the day after the legislative elections in France where ‘the crisis is not over’ say the commentators,
South-West: PrecA provides financial support to IDPs to carry out agricultural activities
Ouagadougou: The Agricultural Resilience and Competitiveness Project (PReCA) delivered checks worth more than 500 million FCFA to IDPs resettled in the South-West on July 4, 2024, in Gaoua agricultural activities,
Burkina/Ouahigouya: School kits and food for displaced students in the commune of Thiou
Ouagadougou: he president of the Association for the Research of Initiatives and Actions for Harmonized Development (ARIADH) Yacouba Savadogo donated school kits and food to 272 internally displaced students in
The UK is experiencing its worst economic period since the Second World War
Ouagadougou: The UK’s economic situation is currently characterized as the worst since the Second World War. This was stated by the British Chancellor of the Treasury (Finance Minister) Rachel Reeves.
Burkina: Large-scale attack foiled in Djibo, a terrorist base destroyed in the Boucle du Mouhoun
Ouagadougou: Terrorists planned to carry out a major attack against the town of Djibo in the Sahel region, on July 6, 2024. But thanks to the vigilance of the Combatant