Houet: Calcio FC won the Back-to-School Super Cup on Sunday at the Tougait primary school, beating the TSR team 1-0. According to Burkina Information Agency, dressed in orange, the Calcio FC team, winner of the tournament in support of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS), faced TSR, champion of the
Kaya: The 23rd African Traditional Medicine Day (ATMD) was officially commemorated in Kaya, highlighting the theme of ‘Strengthening the evidence base on traditional medicine’. The event, held on October 11, 2025, was chaired by the Prime Minister, represented by Lucien Robert Kargougou, the Minister of Health. According to Burkina Information
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: Burkinabe author Wendpuire Anita Irene BIKIENGA has published “Healing to Love,” a book designed to help everyone overcome emotional wounds, particularly heartbreak, and regain the ability to love fully. According to Burkina Information Agency, romantic disappointments, often linked to unrealistic expectations, are the cause of much emotional suffering. To
Ouagadougou: In a recent address to investors, the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore, highlighted Burkina Faso as the sole viable option for secure investments in Africa. The announcement was made in the context of the Popular Progressive Revolution, which the President has been implementing over the past three years,