West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
Brice Gaël Soubeiga calls for adapted financial instruments to support tourism businesses in the Alliance of Sahel States at the AES Tourism Forum.
The 16th edition of the International Tourism and Hospitality Fair in Ouagadougou features a culinary experience showcasing local Burkinabé dishes.
Erwan Compaoré, a journalist and student, has defended his Master's thesis on gender-based violence in Burkina Faso, highlighting the need for sustained awareness and support for victims.
Burkina Faso's parliament adopts supplementary budget law for 2026 with 301 billion FCFA in additional revenue.
900 health agents start 10-day patriotic immersion in Loumbila to prepare for their new roles.
Burkina Faso's Foreign Minister urges UN to address global inequalities and reform international financial systems for sustainable development.
Burkinabè musician Audrey Korsaga donates food and school supplies to victims of war in Burkina Faso
Niger's government has introduced new rules requiring prior declaration for transporting funds above certain thresholds.
Brigade Laabal warns against demanding extra fees for motorcycle parking and helmets, imposing sanctions on offenders.
Au Burkina Faso, les réseaux sociaux sont utilisés pour mobiliser des ressources pour les personnes vulnérables.
Niger's government raises its stake in the Madaouela uranium project to 40% through a new mining convention with Madaouela Mining Company.
The 81st UN General Assembly has begun in New York, with world leaders taking the stage to express their concerns and priorities.
