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Ziro Youth Mobilized to Take Ownership of Popular Progressive Revolution

Sapouy: The meeting room of the Sapouy town hall hosted, this Monday, a public conference of high educational and civic significance on the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP), at the initiative of the provincial directorate of Sports and Leisure of Ziro, as part of the celebration of International Youth Day (JIJ).

RTB2 Courtyard Revamped with New Perimeter Wall Thanks to Private Donation

Guiriko: The RTB2/Guiriko courtyard now has a new look. This Wednesday, August 6, the Minister of Communication, Pingdwend© Gilbert Ou©draogo, received the new perimeter walls of the regional station, rebuilt after their collapse on June 9, 2024. According to Burkina Information Agency, the work was carried out thanks to the

Gourma/Security and Humanitarian Crisis: ODE Provides Food Aid to 143 Households

Fada n’gourma: The Evangelical Church Development Office (ODE) distributed food supplies to 100 internally displaced person (IDP) households and 43 host households in Fada N’Gourma on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. The aid delivery, valued at 20 million CFA francs, was overseen by Silas Nacanabo, the High Commissioner of the Gourma

Minister of Digital Transition Achieves 53% Performance Evaluation Rate

Ouagadougou: The Minister of Digital Transition, Posts and Electronic Communications, Dr. Aminata Zerbo/Sabané, has announced a 53% achievement rate for her department’s performance contract during the first half of 2025. This result surpasses the initial target of 50%, marking a satisfactory outcome for the ministry. According to Burkina Information Agency,

Gourma Region Celebrates 65th Independence Anniversary with National Flag Raising

Fada n’gourma: The Secretary General of the Gulmu region, Siaka Ouattara, presided over a solemn national flag raising ceremony in Fada N’Gourma as part of the 65th anniversary celebrations of Burkina Faso’s independence. The event, held on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, called upon citizens to embrace the future with ambition,

Malawians and Zambians Face $15,000 Bond for US Travel

Cape Town: Malawians and Zambians planning to travel to the United States will now be required to pay a bond of up to $15,000. This new mandate has caused significant concern among potential travelers from these African nations, raising questions about the accessibility of travel to the US for many