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Une conférence publique sur la modernisation des procédures douanières et la synergie institutionnelle a été organisée par les étudiants de l'École burkinabè des affaires.
The Burkina Faso government has closed its 8-day exposition, which drew nearly 200,000 visitors, and has pledged to continue dialogue with citizens and integrate their recommendations int...
In Burkina Faso, names of institutions and programs in national languages are often misspelled in official documents due to lack of linguistic validation.
Orange Burkina Faso has launched its "Mon Client, Mon Boss" campaign, a week-long initiative aimed at engaging with customers and gathering their feedback.
The 15th edition of the African Universities of Communication in Ouagadougou (UACO) concluded on October 9, 2026, with strong recommendations for communication professionals.
South Africa faces renewed xenophobic tensions as court ruling sparks concerns over asylum seeker influx ahead of November 4 elections.
Burkina Faso's prison farms are expected to yield over 1,000 tons of harvest for the 2026-2027 agricultural campaign, with the Baporo penitentiary farm leading the way.
The 15th Universités africaines de la communication de Ouagadougou (UACO) concluded with recommendations to combat disinformation and promote peace and social cohesion.
Burkina Faso's communication and advertising professionals were honored at the inaugural ZAMA D'OR awards, held on October 9, 2026, in Ouagadougou.
Le prix Nobel de la paix 2026 a été attribué à la Sud-Africaine Navanethem «Navi» Pillay pour ses efforts pour promouvoir la paix et le droit international.
Burkina Faso's customs authority seizes large quantities of prohibited goods, vows to intensify fight against smuggling and fraud.
Burkina Faso and US launch joint working group to strengthen cooperation
