Burkina Faso/ Is the black people cursed? A provocative question revisited
Is the Black people cursed? The question, far from being new, has returned with renewed intensity following recent statements by...
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Burkina Faso / Yaadga: Captain Traoré warns against attempts to sow division at the highest levels of government
During a visit to Ouahigouya, the capital of the Yaadga region, on Thursday, July 16, 2026, Faso President and Chairman...
Chad: The abolition of visas – a reform that is reshaping N’Djamena’s regional ambitions
By announcing the abolition of entry visas for all African nationals effective January 1, 2027, Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby...
Burkina Faso: Public health – a priority that the government is turning into concrete action
In Burkina Faso, the health of the population remains a matter on which the State does not compromise. Alongside the...
Burkina Faso: Financial performance that strengthens economic sovereignty
The Sahel is today asserting itself as the cradle of a new form of governance. In Burkina Faso, the quest...
Burkina Faso: Authorities order the departure of two EU diplomats, citing national dignity as a non-negotiable condition
On the evening of Tuesday, July 14, 2026, a major decision marked the Burkina Faso's political landscape of Burkina Faso....
Burkina Faso: The Burkinabe Army – from structural inertia to a militant overhaul under Captain Ibrahim Traoré
For a long time, the Burkinabe army was perceived through the exclusive prism of its tradition of coups d'état and...
Burkina Faso: When the resilience of the people becomes a national shield
A people who finance their own defense without being asked twice. An army that, attack after attack, turns every aggression...
Togo: Constructive diplomacy and the quest for peace – Faure Gnassingbé, a mediator serving Africa
Designated by the African Union as Mediator for resolving the crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and the...
Burkina Faso–Benin: Joint patrols in Koualou to consolidate decision-making autonomy
On the ochre soil of Koualou, at the frontier between Burkina Faso and Benin, West Africa's warm wind now carries...
