Ligue de la Souveraineté: nearly 1,000 jobs announced with a minimum salary of 200,000 FCFA
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Burkina Sport: President Traoré announces a minimum salary of 200,000 FCFA for athletes (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Captain Ibrahim Traoré has announced a minimum monthly salary of 200,000 FCFA for athletes selected for the Ligue de la Souveraineté, a championship expected to create nearly 1,000 jobs. Regional governors will coordinate coach recruitment and regional competitions.
Ligue de la Souveraineté: nearly 1,000 jobs announced with a minimum salary of 200,000 FCFA (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
At a meeting with regional governors and sports officials, Burkina Faso's head of state, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, set out guidelines for the Ligue de la Souveraineté, a competition meant to spread sports provision more evenly and involve the regions in training young talent. Nearly 1,000 jobs are…
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