Burkina Faso's Diaspora Bonds, which raised 151.5 billion FCFA from the diaspora, have been listed on the BRVM under the symbols TPBF.O26 and TPBF.O27. The first trades took place on 3 September 2026.
At the 5th School Excellence Day in Ouagadougou, chaired by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Edmond Bama (primary) and Didier Zongo (secondary) were named 2026 super-teachers. A total of 187 education stakeholders were honoured.
The Mobile Economic Control and Fraud Repression Brigade (BMCRF) inspected shops in Ouagadougou on 3 September 2026. It removed expired products and ordered non-compliant traders to respect the prices set by authorities, under threat of sanctions.
During a meeting in Ouagadougou on 3 September 2026, the new UN Resident Coordinator, Njoya Tikum, reaffirmed the UN System's support for the Legislative Assembly of the People, headed by Ousmane Bougouma. Both sides discussed strengthening coordination.
Burkinabè doctoral artist Nomwendé Charles Tiendrébéogo held a research-creation seminar at the CNAMC on the Bwaba zoomorphic mask in contemporary theatre, with a public presentation on 3 September.
Burkinabè central defender Abdoul Fatha Tinde Teribe has left AEL Limassol in Cyprus after only a few weeks and joined FC Pyunik in Armenia. Both clubs ended his contract with the Cypriot side, which ran until 2029.
Morocco handed 1,000 tonnes of fertilizer to Malian Agriculture Minister Ibrahima Samaké at a ceremony with Moroccan ambassador Driss Isbayène. The donation aims to support Mali's agricultural producers.
A report on the road linking the Shiphra hospital to the Tampouy interchange in Ouagadougou, badly damaged with potholes and large holes. Road users and residents are calling for its rehabilitation to ease traffic and reduce accidents.
The Minister of Communication, Culture, Arts and Tourism took part in the 11th military tribute ceremony for Thomas SANKARA and his twelve companions, held at the Thomas SANKARA Memorial in Ouagadougou on 3 September 2026.
Malian authorities report 13 deaths and 17 injuries since the start of the rainy season, along with 153 building collapses. They announce prevention measures and urge residents to remain vigilant, as rain and flood risks are expected to persist into September.
In Beijing and other localities, the article describes an urban transformation driven by infrastructure, technology and greening. It says China’s experience could inspire Burkina Faso in long-term planning and sustained investment.
Chinese President Xi Jinping attends the 26th Council of Heads of State meeting of the SCO in Bishkek and gives a speech on higher-quality development. Members adopt the Bishkek Declaration for the organisation's 25th anniversary, and Pakistan takes over the presidency for 2026-2027.
The practical phase of the 2026 Professional Technician's Diploma (BPT) began on 3 September in Ziniaré and Bobo-Dioulasso, with 880 candidates. The minister of Secondary Education and Technical and Vocational Training opened the tiling exam in Ziniaré.
The Vista Group of Simon Tiemtoré acted as arranger for the listing on the BRVM in Abidjan of Burkina Faso's Diaspora Bonds, launched in May 2026, which raised 151.5 billion FCFA. The funds are to finance an industrial zone, energy infrastructure, social housing and major roads.
Chérif Kounta, a 14-year-old creator and founder of Alpha IA, has designed "FasoNova", a Burkinabè artificial intelligence. The article presents his work in technology in Burkina Faso.
African startups raised $2.10 billion between January and August 2026, a 1.4% year-on-year increase, according to TechCabal. Nigeria leads the markets, ahead of Benin and Egypt.
On 2 September 2026, the Ministry of Security launched the BRICIR, tasked with tracking down and arresting e-ticket offenders who have not paid their fines. The mandatory helmet rule for motorcyclists is also being enforced in Ouagadougou.
From 2 to 4 September 2026 in Ouagadougou, a workshop brings together the Ministry of Health, partner ministries and WHO to validate the 2027-2029 Operational Action Plan on the progressive phase-out of mercury-containing medical devices.
At the 2026 School Excellence Day, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, President of Faso, congratulates the laureates and urges them to seek knowledge and show patriotism for the country.