Lefaso.net (opens the outlet's own site)In Ouagadougou, an EHCVM 2025-2026 workshop brings together UEMOA stakeholders to clean data after field collection. The goal is to produce reliable statistics on poverty and living conditions in the eight member states.
An opinion piece on the weakening of multilateralism at the UN and the need to reform, not abandon, the organization. It also addresses the security crisis in the Sahel, terrorism financing, and migration issues.
The SPS/TLT association uses national data to denounce gender inequalities in mental health, with disorders more common among women. It calls for closer care, better data, and the inclusion of mental health in responses to gender-based violence.
Burkina Faso's Ministry of Digital Transition presented projects to modernize the administration, digitize services and expand digital inclusion. These include the "Citizens' Houses", with 80 sites already launched for an investment of CFAF 10 billion.
In Titao, in Loroum province, the FAO and the authorities of Yaadga have launched a pilot project to sustainably intensify market gardening. The initiative aims to support households' economic recovery, especially returnee populations, despite risks linked to insecurity and climate.
The UN Resident Coordinator met with the President of Faso to strengthen cooperation with Burkina Faso. Talks focused on security, development, the economy, care for displaced people, and the R.E.L.A.N.C.E 2026-2030 plan.
The BCEAO is deploying PI-SPI to allow public treasuries to send and receive mass payments quickly, with real-time tracking. Côte d’Ivoire is already operational, while other WAEMU countries are being supported for integration.
In Burkina Faso, the governors of Sourou, Tapoa, Soum and Koulsé have been appointed. The move follows the July 2025 territorial reorganization, which increased the number of regions from 13 to 17.
On World Post Day, Aminata Zerbo/Sabane says Burkina Faso wants to modernize its postal network and turn it into a lever for development, inclusion and sovereignty. The message also cites Zama Tchey, the Post Bank and an upcoming tracking platform.
The new "League of Sovereignty" is part of the presidential initiative for the development and promotion of sporting excellence. It is meant to decentralize Burkinabe football and spread sporting opportunities across the country, with 20 teams announced.
The Malian government announces the consolidation of the FAMa presence in Kidal as part of Operation Dougoukoloko, after air and ground operations against a coalition of terrorist groups. It says the goal is the gradual return of the administration and basic social services.
Meeting in Egypt, AU leaders discussed Agenda 2063, the AfCFTA, development financing and infrastructure. They also stressed water, peace and security as conditions for Africa’s development.
In Ouagadougou, RPP Night brought together large crowds around Captain Ibrahim Traoré, with government members and supporters from other African countries in attendance. The celebration combined speeches, a review of four years in power and cultural performances.
The UEMOA Commission presents the 7th edition of “Consume Local” in Ouagadougou, with conferences, panels and a regional sales exhibition. The initiative aims to strengthen value chains, local product quality and regional integration in the face of AfCFTA.
Announcement of a “Night of the Popular Progressive Revolution.” The provided text gives no other details about the event.
The regional phase of the “Local Consumption Month” will be held from October 1 to 4, 2026 in Ouagadougou, under a theme focused on regional integration and economic sovereignty. The program includes a conference, a sales exhibition and award ceremony to promote UEMOA local products.
Portrait of Haoua Koné-Tago, a teacher and education inspector who promoted ICT, distance learning and women’s access to digital technology early on in Burkina Faso. She founded RENAF-NTIC in 2003 and REGELFA in 2020.
The Burkina Faso embassy in the United States has launched YORI ID, a digital platform designed to centralize consular services for Burkinabè nationals. The one-year pilot phase will test the tool before a broader rollout.
At the UN tribune, Burkinabè minister Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré defended the Confederation of Sahel States, denounced terrorism and criticized the organization’s double standards. He also praised cooperation between Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.
The organizing committee outlined the “Night of the RPP” in Ouagadougou, scheduled for the fourth anniversary of Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s coming to power. The event will feature tributes to the defense and security forces and VDP, a presentation of RPP achievements, and security instructions.
