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A health seminar was held in Ziniaré, Burkina Faso, on September 24, 2026, to discuss medical ethics and best practices, particularly in regards to patient confidentiality and medical cer...
The Liptako region of Burkina Faso is showcasing its rich cultural heritage at the 2026 International Tourism and Hospitality Fair in Ouagadougou.
AGL and SITARAIL have launched water and gardening projects at two Burkina Faso schools as part of their third annual Solidarity Day, aiming to improve education and environmental conditi...
Burkina Faso's Foreign Minister criticizes international community for tacitly endorsing terrorist groups
UNHCR reports over 55,000 Sudanese refugees have crossed into Chad since January, amid escalating conflict and humanitarian needs.
Burkina Faso police dismantle illicit liquor manufacturing ring in Ouagadougou
The CNSS-BF and CNSS-RCA have signed two conventions to ensure social security continuity for migrant workers between Burkina Faso and the Central African Republic.
Plan International Burkina Faso has launched the ÉDU-BASE project to improve access to quality education and protection for vulnerable children in the country.
Peter Tabichi, a math and science teacher from Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in Kenya, has won the Global Teacher Prize for his exceptional work with underprivileged students.
Le Conseil burkinabè des chargeurs (CBC) joue un rôle crucial dans le contrôle et la traçabilité des cargaisons au poste frontière de Niangoloko.
The Burkinabe government has awarded 1,200 scholarships to children of deceased civil servants and security forces personnel, valued at 100,000 FCFA each.
The second phase of the third edition of Burkina Faso's National Days of Patriotic Engagement and Citizenship Participation will take place from October 2-16, 2026.
