August 22, 2025

Bamako: As part of his friendship visit to Bamako, the Prime Minister of Burkina Faso, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ou©draogo, was received in audience by the President of the Transition, Head

Koudougou: A public conference on civics, patriotic commitment, and social cohesion was held Thursday at Amphitheater 1000 of Norbert Zongo University in Koudougou. Organized by the National Bureau of Major

Banwa: The National Council for Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation (CONASUR) donated food to internally displaced persons in the commune of Kouka, located 42 km from Solenzo, on August 20 and

Bassitenga: As part of the promotion of the appropriation of national symbols, the 226 Citizen Movement initiated on Thursday in Ziniar©, a listening and learning session of the national anthem,

Ouagadougou: The Regional Directorate of Communication, Culture, Arts and Tourism launched a consultation framework with the private press on Friday in Ouagadougou. The objective was to present private media companies

Ouagadougou: The President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim TRAOR‚¬Å¡¬€¦¡¬°, presided over the Academic Excellence Day 2025 ceremony this Friday morning in the Banquet Hall of Ouaga 2000, commemorating outstanding achievements in

Ouagadougou: The President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim TRAOR‚¬Å¡¬€¦¡¬°, presided over the Academic Excellence Day 2025 ceremony this Friday morning in the Banquet Hall of Ouaga 2000, commemorating outstanding achievements in

Bamako: Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ou©draogo of Burkina Faso and his Malian counterpart, Major General Abdoulaye Maga, marked a significant occasion by visiting the Palais des Pioneers in Bamako.

Dj´r´: The Dj´r´ Regional Directorate of Preschool, Primary and Non-Formal Education (DREPPNF) held its regional assignment subcommittee session this Wednesday, focusing on 329 assignment and transfer files. Chaired by Jean

Ouagadougou: The Citizen Monitoring Coalition on Biotechnology Activities expressed its satisfaction on Friday with the Burkinabe government’s decision to end the Target Malaria project, which it deemed dangerous for the