Dori: The humanitarian community in the Sahel region commemorated World Humanitarian Day (WHD) on a delayed basis in Dori, gathering on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. The event served as a platform to acknowledge the dedication of humanitarian workers, raise awareness, and mobilize efforts around the pressing challenges of humanitarian action
Tapoa diapaga: The special communal delegation of Diapaga visited on Tuesday, August 26, the 10 hectares of rice fields that it offered to local rice producers, noted the AIB. The town of Diapaga, capital of the Tapoa province, is embarking on a major step in agricultural development. Ten hectares of
Kpuere: More than 1,291 people, primarily women and children, have found refuge in Kpuere (Noumbiel) following an intercommunal conflict in Ghana, AIB noted. High Commissioner Drissa Hema, during his visit on August 27, conveyed the authorities’ solidarity and outlined measures to assist the displaced individuals. He acknowledged the host community
Ouagadougou: After a year of disruption, the Orange BF network has been restored in Madouba. The rural commune of Madouba in the province of Koosin, deprived of the Orange BF network with 4G since September 2024, was restored in the afternoon of August 29, 2025, to the delight of the
Ouagadougou: The Burkinabe Media Observatory on Friday urged media outlets to better understand the national journalism charter and correct their structural weaknesses. The Burkinabe Media Observatory (OBM) held a workshop this Friday in Ouagadougou to present its 2024 report to editors-in-chief, editors-in-chief, and general secretaries. The meeting provided an opportunity
Noumbiel: The Batie Central Police Station (CCP) in collaboration with the municipal police organized a community service operation following the arrest of traffic offenders. The objective is to encourage the population to strictly respect the highway code in order to avoid as much as possible the rate of incivility and
Ouagadougou: The Place de la Nation in Reo witnessed an exceptional gathering as the National Coordination of Citizen Watch Associations (CNAVC), Sanguie province, organized a significant meeting to support Faso’s President, Captain Ibrahim Traore. Thousands from Sanguie’s ten communes displayed their commitment to the ‘Progressive and Popular Revolution’. According to
Ouagadougou: Four associations have collectively contributed 18,935,500 CFA francs to the Patriotic Support Fund, as part of efforts to aid in the reconquest of the territory. The contributions were officially handed over to the Ministry of Economy. According to Burkina Information Agency, the African Society for Engineering and Financial Intermediation