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Le service de psychiatrie et la Société burkinabè de santé mentale ont organisé une conférence publique sur la santé mentale dans un contexte de défis sécuritaires à Ouagadougou.
Burkina Faso's government has revised a decree to include new products such as tomato concentrates, detergents, soap, and bleach on a list of items subject to special import authorization.
La 15e édition des Universités africaines de la communication de Ouagadougou (UACO) s'est achevée le 9 octobre 2026, avec des recommandations pour lutter contre la désinformation.
Burkina Faso and the US have established a new framework for dialogue to enhance bilateral cooperation, marking a significant step in their relations.
The Burkina Faso government has launched water infrastructure projects in Bobo Dioulasso to improve access to potable water for 132,000 people.
Les mariages forcés ou précoces, une pratique courante en Afrique, malgré les efforts de lutte contre ce phénomène.
Joseph Kabila, former President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, made a contentious statement on October 9, criticizing current President Félix Tshisekedi.
Tensions escalate between Ethiopia and Eritrea, with both nations accusing each other of aggression and preparing for potential conflict.
The Mastercard Foundation has awarded 2iE, a higher education institution in Burkina Faso, a $3 million prize for transforming higher education in Africa.
FONDATION DRIVE seeks suppliers and service providers for its directory
DILONG-FA FC of Siniéna won the 2nd edition of the "Onidjidé de Tengrela" maracana tournament, defeating FC SNOKIS of Banfora in the final.
52 experts from 8 African countries have completed a 6-month training program in epidemic response and viral hemorrhagic fevers.
