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The Bobo-Dioulasso municipality has launched an operation through 15 September 2026 to control and capture stray animals and those kept in compounds. Seized animals are impounded, and owners must pay impoundment fees and municipal fines.
The Burkinabè Tomato Processing Company (SOBTO), based in Bobo-Dioulasso, is continuing its concentrated tomato production as normal. A visit by a delegation led by the Director General of the APEC confirmed the factory is operating and holds a large stock of packaged product.
Customs in Bobo-Dioulasso seized over 2,000 explosive sticks, detonators, Starlink devices and fuel destined for unauthorised channels on 8 September 2026. Investigations are expected to determine where these goods were headed.
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At the Gabriel Touré University Hospital in Bamako, multidisciplinary medical teams successfully separated conjoined babies born on 29 August by caesarean section. The health minister visited the hospital to commend the feat.
Accused by former Fecafoot officials of personally receiving over 567,000 euros paid by Russia after a 2023 friendly match, Samuel Eto'o rejects the allegations and denounces a coordinated campaign against him. FIFA notes that its judicial bodies operate independently.
Moroccan architect Salima Naji received the 2026 Grand Prix du design from the Institut du monde arabe in Paris for her Tiznit Heritage Interpretation Centre, built in raw earth within the city's historic ramparts.
During the 8th edition of SECRICO in Ouagadougou, a day of analysis was devoted to Dani Kouyaté's film "Katanga, la danse des scorpions", examined through its screenplay, direction and aesthetics. Film critics and industry professionals took part.
Head of State Captain Ibrahim Traoré inaugurated a lecture hall complex at Nazi Boni University in Bobo-Dioulasso, built under the IPEQ education initiative. It includes a 1,200-seat amphitheatre, four mini-amphitheatres and six laboratories.
Twenty-five years after the 11 September 2001 attacks, this article reviews the human and economic toll of the "war on terror" waged by the United States in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere. It cites more than 940,000 direct deaths according to the Costs of War Project.
At the 2nd AES Games, Burkina Faso won the team time trial ahead of Mali on Friday, 11 September. The Etalons covered 10.2 km on Boulevard Thomas Sankara, 24 seconds faster than their rivals.
The Abidjan Court of First Instance prosecutor's office issues a statement clarifying the case of Justin Katinan Koné, former Ivorian minister and spokesperson for Laurent Gbagbo, who is the fourth vice-president of the PPA-CI.
Annick Pikbougoum says no bonuses due to the Etalons Dames were withheld or cut after a controversy sparked by former coach Pascal Sawadogo. She says a new decree has increased the bonuses for the players and staff for the Women’s AFCON.
Video published by RTB (Radiodiffusion Télévision du Burkina) on 11 September 2026.
President of Faso Captain Ibrahim Traoré inaugurated on 11 September 2026 a lecture hall complex at Nazi-Boni University in Bobo-Dioulasso, built under the IPEQ initiative. It is part of a first batch of 12 complexes out of 40 planned.
At least 26 students were killed and several injured on September 10, 2026, in two fires that hit schools in Bukavu, South Kivu (DRC). Provincial authorities are calling for an independent investigation into the causes of the tragedy.
Senegalese police seized 34 kg of khat at Karang, on the Gambian border, and arrested a Gambian national on September 7, 2026. The investigation targets an alleged smuggling route to the United States.
Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb is due to make an official visit to Bamako on 14 September 2026, carrying a message from President Tebboune to General Assimi Goïta. The visit follows a working visit by the Malian Prime Minister to Algiers on 24 August 2026.
Burkina Faso's Ministry of Territorial Administration and Mobility reports a late start to the 2026 rainy season and below-normal rainfall in several areas between April and July. It forecasts normal to above-normal rainfall for August to October, with a high risk of long dry spells at the end of…
