Sissili: The Association for the Promotion of Girls’ Education and Women’s Empowerment (APEFAF) delivered school kits to 100 vulnerable young girls in Leo on Saturday. This initiative, which is part of the celebration of International Day of the Girl Child, benefited from the support of partners including the NGO Children
Ouahigouya: The national president of the Sunni movement of Burkina Faso, El Hadj Oumarou Zoungrana, marked a significant religious event by laying the foundation stone for the reconstruction of the central mosque of the Sunni movement in the Yaadga region. The ceremony, held last Sunday in Ouahigouya, signifies the start
Bamako: The Malian government has announced the initiation of a reciprocal visa program targeting American citizens. This decision comes as a direct response to a recent U.S. policy that mandates a deposit ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 for Malian nationals seeking business and tourist visas, effective from October 23, 2025.
Ouagadougou: Sank Finance organized Sank Money Employee Day on Saturday, distributing a vehicle, thirty motorcycles, cell phones, and certificates to about one hundred workers. “Sank Money is a company that cares about the well-being of the population in general and, in particular, our employees. We invited them this evening to
Zorgho: The Minister of Communication, Culture, Arts and Tourism, Pindgwende Gilbert Ouedraogo, announced on Sunday his department’s support for the revival of the Warba Festival and the rehabilitation of the Warba Museum in Zorgho. According to Burkina Information Agency, Minister Gilbert Ouedraogo paid tribute to the 26th chief of Zorgho,
Ouagadougou: The Africa Vision and Sustainable Development (AVDD) movement’s maracana tournament reached its climax on Sunday, October 6, 2025, with Douaoude’s victory on penalties against Aviator. “We believe that social cohesion and living together are the foundation of any prosperous nation. Without unity, without solidarity, there is no lasting peace,”
Ouagadougou: The Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs, led by Brigadier General Celestin Simpore, organized a sanitation day at the Tingandogo University Hospital Center in Ouagadougou as part of the Days of Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation (JEPPC). According to Burkina Information Agency, the event saw the hospital undergo a
Koudougou: The citizens’ initiative “Faso Mebo Nando” was officially launched in Koudougou, the capital of the Nando region, marking the start of a project focused on producing construction materials and gathering contributions. According to Burkina Information Agency, the event saw significant participation from administrative, military, paramilitary, customary, and religious authorities,