De jeunes Burkinabè créent une plateforme numérique pour promouvoir l'artisanat
FasoCraft, une plateforme numérique pour valoriser l'artisanat burkinabè
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FasoCraft, une plateforme numérique pour valoriser l'artisanat burkinabè
The 18th edition of the Ouagadougou International Handicraft Fair (SIAO) has opened in Burkina Faso, bringing together over 30 countries to discuss the future of African handicrafts.
Kadiogo province in Burkina Faso targets sustaining its 96.43% success rate in primary education by 2027.
Le Groupe de la Banque mondiale publie un rapport sur la croissance économique et la création d'emplois dans les villes d'Afrique subsaharienne.
Niger's judicial police seize 6.5 million CFA francs in counterfeit banknotes, foil suspected currency trafficking.
A Chinese woman suffered six broken ribs after her husband hugged her to warm her up, revealing a silent disease that can progress for years without symptoms.
Forty years after Thomas Sankara's Appel de Gaoua, Burkina Faso under Captain Ibrahim Traoré pursues a national refoundation with education as a strategic pillar.
President Ibrahim Traoré opens SIAO 2026, calls for artisans to drive industrialization and economic transformation in Burkina Faso and Africa.
Ivorian duo Yodé et Siro to perform in Ouagadougou on December 12 to celebrate 30 years of zouglou music.
Burkina Faso commemorates the 12th anniversary of the popular uprising that led to the ousting of President Blaise Compaoré
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has decided to reinstate the biennial Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), reversing its previous decision to hold the tournament every four years.
Rwanda, as the guest of honor at the second edition of Le Faso Digital, aims to share its expertise and strengthen ties with Burkinabé digital stakeholders.