Category: General

Faso Mªbo Brigade Receives 4.5 Tons of Cement from Burkinabe Youth Movement

Tenkodogo: The Burkinabe Pan-African Youth Movement of Tenkodogo handed over 4.5 tons of cement to the Faso Mªbo brigade on Monday to support the presidential initiative aimed at beautifying and cleaning up Burkina Faso’s major cities. The award ceremony was held in the presence of Adama Kambon©, mission officer to

Official Launch of Food Distribution for Vulnerable Populations in Soum

Soum: The High Commissioner of the province of Soum, Mr. Wend-N©r© Wilfried TOUGMA, who also serves as the president of the Provincial Committee for Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation (COPROSUR), officially commenced the distribution of food to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and vulnerable host households in the commune of Djibo. According

Banwa High Commissioner Visits Rice Farmers to Boost Agro-Pastoral Efforts

Banwa: The High Commissioner of the Banwa province, Sanfi©nal© Joseph Sirima, carried out a field trip to visit the 600 hectares of lowlands developed as part of the agro-pastoral and fishing offensive, in the bushes of Verasuy and Avionso. According to Burkina Information Agency, the visit took place on Friday,

Gourma Achieves 54.52% Success Rate in 2025 Baccalaureate Exam

Gourma: At the end of the 2025 baccalaureate exam, the province of Gourma recorded a success rate of 54.52% for all series combined. According to Burkina Information Agency, the provincial director in charge of secondary education in Gourma, Gabriel Sawadogo, reported that the province saw 1,923 admissions, which included 1,035

Cameroons 92-Year-Old President Paul Biya to Seek Eighth Term

Yaoundé: Cameroons President Paul Biya announced on Sunday that he would be seeking an eighth term in office in the upcoming October elections. This move aims to extend his nearly 43-year tenure as the country’s leader. According to France24.com, Biya, who is 92 years old, made the announcement on the

Nigeria Sentences 44 Boko Haram Jihadists for Terrorism Financing

Abuja: Nigeria slapped 44 Boko Haram jihadists with jail terms of up to 30 years for funding terrorist activities, a spokesman for a counterterrorism agency said. The convicted were among 54 suspects arraigned in four specially-constituted civilian courts set up at a military base in the town of Kainji in