Five Burkinabè Innovations Win Awards for Social and Economic Utility
Five Burkinabè projects were awarded for their innovative solutions to everyday problems, including parking, healthcare access, group purchases, road safety, and education.
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Five Burkinabè projects were awarded for their innovative solutions to everyday problems, including parking, healthcare access, group purchases, road safety, and education.
Ransomware attacks pose significant threat to businesses and administrations in Burkina Faso, says Dr. Karim Ganamé, a Burkinabè cybersecurity specialist.
Algerian lawmakers approve sending troops to Niger amid rising jihadist violence
Zeinabou Niaré, 18, wins Eloquentia@HEC national competition with emotional speech.
Orange Burkina Faso introduces Méga Zen, a new mobile internet offer providing daily data volumes for 3, 7, or 30 days, exclusively on the Max it app.
Chinese agricultural experts demonstrate mechanized harvesting of hybrid rice in Burkina Faso, aiming to boost local rice production and achieve food self-sufficiency.
Burkina Faso's Ministry of Health launches a month-long campaign to provide health information in local languages.
L'alliance Alima-Keoogo-SOS Médecins Burkina Faso organise un atelier de bilan du projet de supplémentation en micronutriments multiples après 24 mois de mise en œuvre.
Former Burkina Faso military personnel share life experiences and lessons with university students to promote patriotism and resilience.
Burkina Faso's government has launched its second national week against cybercrime, aiming to raise awareness and combat emerging digital threats.
Le CICR a lancé la récolte du bas-fond rizicole de Zamdogo au Burkina Faso
A park in Rome, Italy, has been inaugurated in honor of Burkina Faso's former President Thomas Sankara, symbolizing the strong friendship between the two nations.