In Ouagadougou, the Presidency of Faso received 100 motorcycles and 10 pick-up trucks worth an estimated over 105 million CFA francs. The donor, Mr. Jiang Wu, said he supports the Popular Progressive Revolution.
In Kokologho, the 3rd edition of the JEPPC ended with a conference on the achievements of the Progressive and Popular Revolution. Speakers discussed security, the economy, health, education, justice and the promotion of local consumption.
The Presidency of Faso received 100 motorcycles and 10 pick-up trucks worth more than 105 million CFA francs, donated by Mr. Jiang Wu. The gift is part of support for the Popular Progressive Revolution and the head of state’s vision.
The president of Burkina Faso asked the Étoiles du Faso and their ambassadors to promote civility and patriotism among Burkinabe citizens. He described these values as a foundation for development.
Séguénéga A public primary school held a flag-raising ceremony and read the president’s message on consuming local products as part of the JEPPC. A fundraising drive was also organized for the Patriotic Support Fund.
The foreign ministers of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger met in Dakar to prepare talks with ECOWAS. They want to define a new legal basis for cooperation between the AES and ECOWAS, without returning to the West African bloc.
In Bobo-Dioulasso, CNAVC-Houet raised awareness among students and staff at the private Eben-Ezer high school about patriotism, civic duty and consuming local products. The event marked the end of the second phase of the 3rd JEPPC edition.
In Ouagadougou, the commemoration marking 39 years since Thomas Sankara’s assassination at the Memorial was used to recall his legacy, the achievements of the Revolution and calls for national unity. The presidential address also highlighted support for the Memorial and Sankarist ideals.
At the Thomas Sankara Memorial in Ouagadougou, guide Pengdwendé Kima explains the visit, the symbolism of the mausoleum and the growing interest of Burkinabe visitors in the former president’s legacy. The site also welcomes both local and international visitors.
Working hours on October 15, 2026 have been adjusted nationwide, from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Services with permanent activities must still arrange to operate outside that time slot.
An opinion piece on the weakening of multilateralism at the UN and the need to reform, not abandon, the organization. It also addresses the security crisis in the Sahel, terrorism financing, and migration issues.
In Ouagadougou, RPP Night brought together large crowds around Captain Ibrahim Traoré, with government members and supporters from other African countries in attendance. The celebration combined speeches, a review of four years in power and cultural performances.
At the UN tribune, Burkinabè minister Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré defended the Confederation of Sahel States, denounced terrorism and criticized the organization’s double standards. He also praised cooperation between Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.
The organizing committee outlined the “Night of the RPP” in Ouagadougou, scheduled for the fourth anniversary of Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s coming to power. The event will feature tributes to the defense and security forces and VDP, a presentation of RPP achievements, and security instructions.
In Kaya, residents of Sector 3 took part in the Faso Mêbo initiative despite market day. Young people, women, religious leaders and customary authorities also contributed in support of this national mobilization effort.
On August 4, MPFA-BF paid tribute to the pioneers of the Democratic and Popular Revolution and called for continuing the revolutionary ideal under Ibrahim Traoré’s leadership. The movement said it supports the sovereignty of Burkina Faso and the AES.