The Gambia will use $2.5 million from the sale of a US property owned by former president Yahya Jammeh to compensate victims of his rule. The Reparations Commission says the funds will be used only for those payments.
The Gambia will use $2.5 million from the sale of a former president Yahya Jammeh property in the United States to compensate victims of his rule. The reparations commission says it has received the funds and promises transparent management.
Artist and business leader Cendrine NAMA warns that gender-based violence is often invisible and takes many forms, including psychological, economic and sexual. She reports on an advocacy workshop in Saaba organised by ASEFV and calls for a change in attitudes.
A few days before the 14th Récréâtrales, scheduled for 24–30 September 2026 in Ouagadougou, the Bougsemtenga lane is being turned into a space for creation and meeting with residents. The chosen theme is "Obliger à beauté".
In the alleged coup attempt case, General Zagré has initiated mediation. No other details are provided in the text supplied.
The article announces the departure of 71 officers from the National Armed Forces in 2024, with a list of those concerned. No other details are provided in the available text.
The article announces the list of assets declared by Captain Ibrahim Traoré as part of his declaration of interests and assets. No further details are provided in the excerpt.
The article announces the list of assets declared in 2022 by Captain Oumarou Yabré as part of his declaration of interests and assets. No other details are provided in the excerpt.
SONABEL announces a temporary electricity outage on Saturday, April 12, 2025 in several areas of the Ouagadougou regional consumer center due to maintenance, restructuring and connection work on new medium- and low-voltage substations.
SONABEL announces maintenance work on the distribution network this Saturday, April 19 at 7 p.m. The provided text gives no further details.
SONABEL announces maintenance and restructuring work on the distribution network in Ouagadougou on May 17 and 18, 2025. Temporary power cuts are planned in several neighborhoods, with safety instructions for customers.
The headline announces an article explaining why three colonels in the national armed forces will not retire in 2026. The provided text gives no further details.
Burkinabè authorities have decided to freeze Mariama Djibrine’s assets. No other details are provided in the text supplied.
Captains Sidsoré Ouédraogo and Hassan Diallo have been dismissed from the National Armed Forces. The provided text gives no further details on the reasons or circumstances of the decision.
An editor’s letter denouncing the suspension of a newspaper and stating that it does not erase the public’s right to information.
More than 100 police officers are summoned before the discipline board, according to Inspector Nanga's letter. The text provided gives no further details on the reasons or the procedure.
Burkina Faso has added 13 new names to its blacklist as part of efforts to combat terrorism financing. No other details are provided in the text.
In this interview, Yacouba Isaac Zida analyses the relationship between political power and the army in Burkina Faso. He also looks back on his time in office, the 2015 coup, his exile in Canada and the conditions for a possible return.
Mali’s Auditor General has identified 625.9 million CFA francs in financial irregularities in the management of Mali’s embassy in Cairo, including improper and fictitious spending, unreturned revenues and unrecorded exchange gains. The case has been sent to the Supreme Court and the financial…
An opinion piece on the gap between the state and private companies in matters of economic sovereignty.
