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Burkina Faso's academic and medical communities are in mourning following the death of Professor Michel Akotionga, a distinguished figure in gynecology and obstetrics.
The Burkinabé government has organized a workshop to popularize the new Land Reorganization and Land Law among stakeholders in the Nando region.
The Centre Culturel Islamique du Burkina Faso (CCIB) is hosting a two-day event to explore the role of traditional Islamic sounds in promoting social cohesion and unity.
The second international colloquium on discourse analysis has begun in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, with a focus on rethinking analysis from African theories and epistemologies.
More than 50 young female footballers in Ouagadougou have undergone a day-long training and sensitization program on civism, health, digital entrepreneurship, and local product valorization.
The Réseau des Chercheurs Agbajòwò and UCAO-UUB are hosting an international colloquium on "Endogénéité et renaissance de l'Afrique" in Burkina Faso.
Burkina Faso's government adopts decrees regulating NGOs and healthcare, aiming to increase impact and access to medical care.
Burkina Faso police seize nearly two tons of prohibited pharmaceuticals in Léo, valued at over 10 million CFA francs.
Burkina Faso grants martyr and invalid status to 315 and 10 individuals, offering support and benefits to their families.
Dr. Cyriaque Paré, founder of Lefaso.net, met with Roland Achille Sow, president of Burkina Faso's Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the second edition of Le Faso Digital.
Burkina Faso's CADES-BF conducts road safety awareness campaign
La transformation numérique doit être inclusive pour réduire les déplacements, simplifier les démarches et faciliter l'accès à l'information.
