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Sadio Mané investit 11,7 milliards de francs CFA pour valoriser la filière mangue en Casamance.
Burkina Faso's first national competition for female scientific talents, Hakili Mousso, rewards top candidates and their teachers with prizes and support for their university education.
The second edition of Le Faso Digital, a virtual fair for digital solutions, will take place from October 17 to 24, 2026, with the theme "Inclusion, sovereignty, innovation: towards a dig...
Former World Bank official John McIntire criticizes Senegal's debt management and calls for deep restructuring to preserve social spending and priority investments.
Orange Burkina presents new Max it app with expanded features
The second edition of the Hotelier Week, a 10-day event focused on hospitality training, concluded on September 19, 2026, in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso.
Clémence Tuina, a Burkinabé journalist, is at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence in her work, blending human intuition with machine efficiency.
General Célestin Simporé details the transformation of Burkina Faso's military in the fight against terrorism
The Arabian Peninsula has plunged into its most severe conflict in eight years, with Houthi rebels launching drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabia, targeting Aramco facilities and a k...
Entities recognized for contributions to mining, energy, and hydrocarbon sectors
Delegates from the 8th West African Mining Week (SAMAO) and the 1st Energy, Mining and Hydrocarbons Week of the AES (SEMH-AES) visited Burkina Faso's Zagtouli solar power plant and Laongo...
Mauritius leads African countries in PISA 2025 with 407 points in mathematics, ahead of Morocco, Kenya, Zambia, and Rwanda.