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Burkina Faso's government has introduced new regulations requiring NGOs to allocate at least 80% of their budget to direct investments, aiming to ensure funds are used effectively for vul...
The Burkina Faso government has recognized 315 martyrs and 10 invalids of the nation, honoring their bravery and sacrifice during recent political, social, and security events.
Burkina Faso's Council of Ministers has adopted a new public health code to improve healthcare access and regulation.
Burkina Faso's government has created FASO SANYA, a new administrative entity tasked with maintaining public buildings, aiming to address the country's widespread poor building upkeep.
The 9th Regional Gynecology-Obstetrics Conference in Burkina Faso focuses on preventing postpartum hemorrhage, a leading cause of maternal mortality.
Orange Burkina honors 100 young graduates in its "O'arrosage" initiative, providing gifts, advice, and a platform for networking and growth.
Amzi Franc, a Burkinabé flautist, marks 20 years of playing the talking flute, an instrument he considers a vessel for peace and social cohesion.
Minister Gilbert Ouédraogo calls for identification, documentation, and celebration of African heroes at SITHO 2026's "Bougousso de la diversité" event.
The Centre Culturel Islamique du Burkina Faso (CCIB) and its partners organized an event to promote traditional cultural celebrations and rebuild a unified Burkina Faso.
AGL and SITARAIL launch education-focused projects in Burkina Faso on Solidarity Day
Orange Burkina hosts 4th edition of O'Arrosage, gathering 100 young graduates for a celebration and guidance on their future paths.
Le Centre culturel islamique du Burkina Faso lance l'édition 2026 des Journées des sonorités traditionnelles d'inspiration islamique à Ouagadougou.
