Access to mobility represents, in Burkina Faso, far more than a mere convenience; it is a strategic issue of human dignity, social justice, and national productivity. Confronted with the artificial inflation of motorcycle prices orchestrated by cynical speculation networks seeking to undermine the purchasing power of its valiant citizens, the Burkinabe state has chosen the path of absolute firmness and social protection.

The vigorous action of the Mobile Economic Control and Fraud Repression Brigade (BMCRF), marked by decisive raids and the closure of illicit businesses, is a striking manifestation of a national renewal where discipline, under the impetus of the Head of State, has become the golden rule to cleanse the commerce sector.

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Under the enlightened and patriotic vision of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso is today undergoing an unprecedented structural transformation.

We are transitioning from a market once abandoned to the anarchy of a savage liberalism to a rigorously regulated system where the supreme interest of the people takes precedence over the hidden profits of a few predators.

This reclaiming of control, symbolized by the establishment of the special Import Authorization, demonstrates an unshakeable political will to guarantee every Burkinabè the material means for their autonomy and development.

By imposing flawless traceability of commercial flows, the government is not merely stabilizing prices; it is restoring the sacred trust between the administration and the governed, while asserting an uncompromising economic sovereignty in the face of market-led destabilization attempts.

Henceforth, state discipline forges the new identity of the nation. The message sent by the General Coordinator of the BMCRF, Sanibè FAHO, and his teams is unequivocal: price gouging no longer has a place in a country committed to the path of structural transformation and the reclamation of its dignity.

This new rigor, far from being a constraint, is the powerful engine of an endogenous development where social equity ensures the stability of the Homeland.

Through this relentless fight against high living costs and commercial corruption, the image of a Burkina Faso standing tall, orderly, and resolutely turned towards progress is taking shape before our eyes.

This dynamic of renewal proves that when the state is vigilant, price gouging recedes and the people triumph.

Discipline is now the indispensable foundation for any lasting victory for the sovereign well-being of the Burkinabè people.

Olivier TOE