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The 18th edition of the Ouagadougou International Artisanal Fair (SIAO) concluded with a seminar on rethinking the artisanal sector in an industrialization context.
UCAP-B, a Catholic media organization in Burkina Faso, has launched its 2026-2027 year with a focus on promoting peace and social cohesion.
A new digital solution, SAUVIE, aims to facilitate emergency response in Burkina Faso by providing a QR code identification system.
Le président de l’Assemblée législative du peuple, Dr Ousmane Bougouma, s’est rendu à l’Hôpital militaire de Ouagadougou pour visiter les militaires et les Volontaires pour la défense de ...
The 8th International Pulaaku Festival has opened in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, promoting cultural unity and youth development.
Burkinabé author Paule Gwladys Wendpayendé Ouédraogo launches book "La résilience au féminin" to give voice to women's struggles and resilience.
110 women in Ouahigouya, Burkina Faso, establish sustainable agroecological activities
Burkina Faso's national armed forces celebrate their 66th anniversary with a focus on the military reserve, which has seen over 86,000 enrollments in less than a month.
Burkina Faso hosts its first DNS & Brand Lab to educate businesses on protecting domain names and digital identity.
Burkina Faso police arrest illicit ticket sellers and seize over 160 tickets at SIAO 2026, an international artisan fair in Ouagadougou.
Police in Burkina Faso arrest individuals for reselling SIAO 2026 tickets at inflated prices.
Burkina Faso's President Ibrahim Traore salutes the resilience and determination of the national armed forces on their 66th anniversary.
