Burkinabè international Mamoutou Ouédraogo has played his first official match for Sheriff Tiraspol in Moldova, a few weeks after joining. He says his goal is to earn a regular place in the team and help the club win matches and titles.
SONASP has launched a process to adopt a staff career and mobility plan. A committee led by the HR director began its work in July 2026, with the Director General taking part.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye arrived in Bamako for a 24-hour working and solidarity visit at the invitation of Malian Transition President Assimi Goïta. The two heads of state are set to discuss political, economic and security cooperation.
According to Irons Watch, West Ham have put Burkinabè right-back Issa Kaboré, under contract with Manchester City until 2027, on their shortlist to strengthen their defence. Other English second-tier clubs are also interested in the player.
The BRVM makes its Official Bulletin of the Stock Exchange of 28 July 2026 available, along with a dividend payment schedule and UCITS net asset values as of 27 July 2026. The article provides a download link to these documents.
Fourteen-year-old Chérif Kounta, founder of Alpha IA, has created "FasoNova," a Burkinabè artificial intelligence. The article presents his journey as a technology creator.
Moov Africa-Onatel and the Superior Council for Communication (CSC) signed a partnership in Ouagadougou to expand legal access to paid audiovisual services. Moov TV and Moov Ciné are to be rolled out.
The IMF has approved the sixth and final review of its $3 billion programme with Ghana, releasing a final $371 million disbursement. The programme, activated in May 2023, ends as inflation fell to 5.3% in June.
According to a government statement, more than 1.3 million internally displaced people had returned to their home localities by 30 June 2026, across 1,034 localities, thanks to improved security. The Solidarity ministry reports a 46.06% implementation rate and assisted more than 480,000 vulnerable…
After the AES countries' withdrawal, Chad is also leaving the International Criminal Court (ICC), which it accuses of bias against Africa. The article also covers US sanctions against ICC judges and the removal of prosecutor Karim Khan.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the current ECOWAS chairman since the Freetown summit, made a working visit to Bamako. The trip covers security, the Dakar corridor, the AES's possible return to ECOWAS and the future of the CFA franc.
In Fada N'Gourma, in the Goulmou region, two police officers set up a roadblock without authorisation from their superiors in order to extort money from residents. The article condemns this abuse, which tarnishes the image of the police force.
The Bassitenga Provincial Tax Directorate has launched in Ziniaré the 2nd edition of the Tax Civic Week, a week of awareness activities for taxpayers. Naaba Sanem is the sponsor of the event.
Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo officially launches the 2026 session of the mandatory Patriotic Immersion in Koupéla. More than 65,000 high-school graduates are expected for a month of training on patriotism, discipline, resilience and responsibility.
The Conseil supérieur de la communication (CSC) has fined Canal+ International 200 million FCFA for failing to comply, within the deadline, with its decision requiring free-to-air access to RTB channels for subscribers in Burkina Faso without SMS.
Thirty auditors of the 48th class of COFEB, the BCEAO's banking training centre, received their certificates for the first phase of the diploma programme in Dakar on 25 July 2026. After nine months of training, they now hold a Master's degree in banking finance and management.
The Official Bulletin of the BRVM Stock Exchange for 27 July 2026 is available online with its attached documents: notices on quarterly interest payments and partial capital repayments on FCTC bonds (NSIA Banque CI, EPT), a LNB dividend payment notice, a dividend payment schedule, and net asset…
A 14-year-old Burkinabè, Chérif Kounta, founder of Alpha IA, has designed "FasoNova", an artificial intelligence. The article is headed as a public tenders notice, but its content concerns this technology project.
After Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso (AES), Chad is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC), which it accuses of bias against Africa. The article also mentions US sanctions against judges and the removal of prosecutor Karim Khan.