Doha: The Burkina Faso junior Stallions arrived Saturday in Doha, Qatar to take part in the final stages of the World Cup for their category “Qatar 2025”, according to the Burkinabe Football Federation. “The Stallions have completed their training camp in Dubai and have arrived in Doha for the competition.
Kaya: Moroccan cyclist Achraf Ed-Doghmy won the 9th and penultimate stage of the Tour du Faso between Ouagadougou and Kaya (118.2 km), ahead of Cameroonian Steve Auriol, marking the first victory for the Atlas Lions in this 36th edition of the Burkinabe cycling classic. The yellow jersey remains with Paul
Ouagadougou: Norbert Zongo University (UNZ) of Koudougou paid a vibrant tribute this Thursday to Professor Vincent Ouattara, a teacher-researcher and major figure in Burkinabe literature and culture, who has retired, during a ceremony held in the university’s 750-seat amphitheater. Placed under the chairmanship of the Vice-President in charge of research
Ouagadougou: The virtual agency Faso agency donated construction materials and food kits on Saturday in Ouagadougou to the presidential initiative Faso Mebo, in order to support the development efforts undertaken by the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore. The donation, consisting of one ton of cement, four wheelbarrows, fifteen shovels,
Ouagadougou: The 7th edition of the PULAAKU International Festival officially opened its doors this Saturday, November 1, 2025, at the CENASA. The event runs from October 31 to November 2, 2025, under the theme: ‘Our cultural expressions in the service of promoting respectful dialogue on social media: a path towards
Bale: Rice harvesting is the focus of agricultural work in the commune of Yaho, a region well-suited to rice production. This crop is one of the main food crops in the area, after sorghum and maize. AIB visited the region on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. Rice farmers are in the
Zondoma: The municipality of Gourcy held the first session of the municipal consultation framework this Wednesday, October 29, 2025. The review of activities in 2024 and the role of stakeholders were the subject of discussions chaired by the President of the special delegation, Bosso Toe Kaba Tere. According to Burkina
Ouagadougou: A traditional healer from Nagreongo, El Hadj Saidou Bikienga, has significantly contributed to the presidential initiative Faso Mebo by donating 40 tons of cement, 80 tons of granite, and 120 tons of sand. The symbolic handover was conducted by his son, El Hadj Mahamadou Bikienga, on behalf of his
