Bobo-dioulasso: The closing ceremony of the 72-hour training session aimed at strengthening the capacities of consumer rights associations in financial mediation and education was held this Thursday at the Bobo-Dioulasso Cultural Center. Organized by the National Agency for the Promotion of Inclusive Finance (ANPFI) through the Observatory for the Quality
Ouagadougou: Ghanaian Alhadji Yakub Ayana completed a journey of more than 950 kilometers on foot between Accra and Ouagadougou in 17 days, to deliver a strong message of pan-African unity and support for the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore, in his sovereignist policy. According to Burkina Information Agency, Alhadji
Ouagadougou: The coordinator of the NEEMA project, Professor Windpagnangde Dominique Kabre, gave an interview to AIB to present this regional initiative, which works to strengthen food and nutritional security through research, training, and social innovation. Implemented in Burkina Faso and several Sahel countries, the project aims to promote sustainable food
Gaoua: The High Commission of Poni has revived the monthly flag-raising ceremony, a significant move aimed at fostering patriotism and civic-mindedness within the public services of the province. The initiative was relaunched in Gaoua on Thursday, with the ceremony drawing the participation of provincial directors, departmental heads, and agents. According
Buea: An air of uncertainty looms as post-election protests have interrupted academic activities in several university towns. Douala, the economic capital and home to numerous higher education institutions, has been occupied by protesters since October 27. They have been revolting against irregularities of the electoral process, which culminated in Paul
Douala: What was billed as a peaceful show of civic expression on Sunday, October 26, and Monday, October 27, quickly descended into chaos, leaving behind scenes of theft, destruction, and disbelief. According to Cameroon News Agency, across some Cameroonian cities like Douala, Yaounde, and Mbouda, protesters who had gathered in
Yaoundé: The Secretary-General has acknowledged the announcement of the results for Cameroon’s presidential election held on 12 October. He has expressed deep concern over the post-electoral violence and the reports of excessive use of force. The Secretary-General deplores the loss of life and injuries among both protesters and security forces,
Djoro: The Regional Directorate of National, Preschool, Primary and Non-Formal Education of Djoro organized its regional day of academic excellence, 2025 edition, in the amphitheater of the INFPE of Gaoua on Saturday. Placed under the patronage of the Minister of Sports, Youth and Employment, Roland Somda, and the Minister of