Expropriation of ‘college horizon international’: The government reassures parents and staff
Ouagadougou: Following the expropriation of the ‘college horizon international’ group last Wednesday, the Burkinabè government reassures parents of students that all measures are taken to ensure the continuity of quality
Family Code: Royal Referral Protects against Individual Interpretations (Local Council of Ulema Member)
The Royal referral to the Higher Council of Ulemasof certain proposals of a religious nature, brought to the High Appreciation of His Majesty King Mohammed VI by the Body in
Royal Referral to Higher Council of Ulema, Call to Ijtihad in Spirit of Islam’s Noble Purposes (Jurist)
The Royal referral to the Higher Council of Ulema, to contribute to the reflection on the revision of the Family Code, is a call to take into account the virtues
Terrorism: Those who paid with their lives deserve worthy recognition from the Nation, Resp
Ouagadougou: As part of the fight against terrorism, from the most anonymous of the VDP to Ladji Yoro, from the first class soldier to the senior officer who paid with
Seasonal tomato production for processing in Gafsa to reach 50,000 tonnes
GAFSA: The seasonal tomato production earmarked for processing in Gafsa governorate is expected to reach 50,000 tonnes, according to estimates from the Local Agricultural Development Commission.
This harvest marks a
Burkina: soldiers in training in Mali pay their respects to His Majesty the Mogho Naaba Baongho
Ouagadougou: Present in Ouagadougou as part of a study trip, military students from the Koulikoro Staff School in Mali, paid a courtesy visit to Sa Majesty the Mogho Naaba Baongho.
Pilot middle school entrance exam: 3, 680 sixth graders get admission
Some 19,607 sixth graders out of a total of 49,421 passed their entrance exam to pilot middle schools, that is a pass rate of 39.67% against 36.15% last year, Information
Sanmentenga/Business management: An association equips 50 gold miners in Korsimoro
The association of women in the mining sector of Burkina Faso (AFEMIB) organized, from July 3 to 5, 2024, a training session in entrepreneurship and financial education for the benefit
Thirty five scholarships to study at IPEST and overseas for 155 Baccalaureate graduates
35 scholarships to study at French and German universities or at the Tunis Preparatory Institute for Scientific and Technical Studies (IPEST) are offered to 155 graduates of the 2024 baccalaureate,
The play ‘So kill me’ which addresses the issue of incest ended yesterday Thursday night in the rural commune of Saaba, a tour of 21 awareness shows for the benefit of children , young people and parents.
The play tells the story of a young girl who was the victim of incest by her father when she was 6 years old. The play was performed in 21