In an interview with Infobf.net, trade unionist Bassolma Bazie assesses, two years after the 2014 insurrection, the gains to preserve and the unfulfilled promises. He also discusses the Norbert Zongo case and the mobilisation planned for the 18th anniversary of his murder.
In an interview with Infobf.net, Me Bénéwendé S. Sankara, leader of UNIR/PS, reviews his party's alliance with the MPP eleven months on. He also discusses the investigation into Thomas Sankara's murder, the counter-expertise on his remains, and a parliamentary inquiry request in France.
In this interview with Infobf.net, Adama Séré, president of the RDEBF (Burkina Faso Greens Rally), reports on his party's restructuring after an internal review. He also comments on public-private partnerships, the trial of Blaise Compaoré, the friendship treaty with Côte d'Ivoire and the MPP's…
In an interview with Infobf.net, Hervé Ouattara (CAR) reacts to the death of Salifou Diallo, president of the National Assembly, which he calls a major loss. He warns about the future of Diallo's political family and also discusses the terrorist attacks in Ouagadougou and the case of Yacouba Isaac…
Report on the rural commune of Komsilga, 25 km south of Ouagadougou, led by Issouf Nikiéma, Burkina Faso's youngest mayor. The article also notes that former transition president Michel Kafando lives there.
In an interview with Infobf.net, Prof. Har-Lor Jean Magloire Somé presents his research on the "science of Egyptian magi" and claims to have found the "God Code". He says it could transform scientific research in Burkina Faso, but the interview offers no evidence.
Ousmane Danfodio Diallo, president of ARDI, presents "liberal communism", the ideology he advocates for Burkina Faso, comparing it with social democracy. He also discusses his party's position, the social climate, insecurity and the justice system.
In an interview with Infobf.net, Maxime Kaboré, president of the Parti Indépendant du Burkina (PIB), calls for tapping the expertise of the Burkinabè diaspora in the fight against terrorism. He supports the transition and Captain Ibrahim Traoré, endorses the use of the VDP volunteers, and approves…
In an interview with InfoBF.net, former minister Zacharia Tiemtoré, president of ISSH, explains his withdrawal from party politics since 2015, his concept of "human security", and his proposals for ending the crisis in Burkina Faso, based on humility and nation-building.
ARCOP has submitted its 2025 annual report on public procurement in Burkina Faso to the Prime Minister. The report cites 5,316 contracts worth 574.75 billion CFA francs, 1,149 appeals handled, and a 60.41% enforcement rate for decisions.
The Burkinabè Prime Minister received the higher education ministers of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, as well as the invited Togolese minister, on the occasion of the second AES higher education and research conference in Ouagadougou. He called for the localisation of training programmes.
The Director General of the National Police brought together representatives of police promotions from 1988 to 2024-2026 to launch a unified dialogue framework. The aim is to harmonise mutual aid, solidarity and social initiatives.
The Prime Minister launched the mechanised maize harvest on a plot of over 70 hectares at Bagré, a SOFA demonstration site in the Nakambé agropole. He called for full use of the equipment provided to rural producers and for modernising farming practices.
A registration check operation in Ouagadougou found 158 unregistered vehicles out of 1,219 inspected, and 94 were taken to the impound lot. Two-wheelers account for most of the violations, and the operation is to be extended to other Burkinabè cities.
The AES Confederation reaffirms its support for Niger's institutions after a mutiny in Niamey during the night of 28 to 29 August 2026, which it says was contained by loyalist forces. It calls for vigilance against disinformation.
The MCCAT, with the Ministry of Security, is running a patriotic immersion for cultural players, combining physical training, practical modules and training on the artist's status law. The minister urges them to promote Burkinabè values and heritage.
At the Prime Minister's Office flag-raising ceremony, Burkina Faso's Prime Minister praised the fighting forces and farmers, announced the upcoming opening of the TEXFORCES-BF textile factory, and reviewed the first eight months of 2026 (physical completion rate above 72%).
At a session on modernising the civil service, Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo called for more effective, inclusive public services. The administration's 2025 performance is put at 85.38%, and several shortcomings were identified.