Burkina: Traceability, stocks, BMCRF puts the market under the microscope!
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Burkina: inspection of compliance with import and export procedures (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
The Mobile Brigade for Economic Control and Fraud Repression (BMCRF) is stepping up inspections of warehouses to check the traceability of imported and exported goods. It warns that any breach of procedures will be sanctioned.
Burkina: Traceability, stocks, BMCRF puts the market under the microscope! (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
The Mobile Economic Control and Fraud Repression Brigade (BMCRF) is stepping up field operations to check the traceability of imported goods and the storage conditions of basic foodstuffs. It warns that any breach of regulations will bring immediate sanctions.
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Ouagadougou: 14 shops closed for illegal trade practices
The Mobile Economic Control and Fraud Repression Brigade (BMCRF) closed seven consumer goods shops in the Marcoussis and Yagma neighbourhoods of Ouagadougou for illegal pricing, expired or counterfeit goods, and other violations. The offending traders were assigned community service.
1 sourceWakatsera
Non-compliance with product prices: five shops sealed, their owners sent to community service
The Mobile Brigade for Economic Control and Fraud Repression (BMCRF) closed five businesses in the Boulmiougou area of Ouagadougou for illicit pricing and failure to display prices, including two cement shops selling well above the official price. Four offenders were assigned to community service…
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BMCRF: 100 tonnes of seized rice to be sold at social prices from September 1
The Mobile Economic Control and Fraud Repression Brigade (BMCRF) has seized 100 tonnes of rice held in clandestine storage. Sales of the rice will begin on Monday, October 12, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. at the BMCRF, open to both registered and unregistered people.
2 sourcesAconews +1
Expulsion of Burkinabè from Guinea: the Burkinabè government organises their dignified return
In Ouagadougou, transport companies are mobilising dozens of buses, with support from the government and the Ministry of Humanitarian Action, to repatriate Burkinabè expelled from Guinea, who were artisanal gold panners. A government delegation is travelling to Mali to assist them.
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