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Burkina Faso's military-led government has recently moved to secure its economic future by granting an industrial mining license to Nordgold, a Russian company. This new gold project is a strategic step for the West African nation, which seeks to leverage soaring gold prices to bolster an economy still reeling from continued insecurity. The decision comes at a crucial time. Amid a backdrop of turmoil and unrest, Burkina Faso looks toward gold, not just as a precious metal but as a lifeline. According to a report by Reuters,…

A significant milestone has been reached in Burkina Faso with the inauguration of a novel cement plant named Société Industrielle Sino Burkina de Ciments SA, or CISINOB SA. Nestled in the heart of Laongo within the Plateau-Central region, this complex exemplifies progress and promise. Why does this matter? With an impressive daily production capability of 2,000 tonnes, the plant is set to become a pivotal player in job creation, particularly for the nation's youth. Imagine hundreds of lives…

At a recent press gathering, following a pivotal meeting, former Ghanaian President John Mahama brought to light some crucial issues surrounding regional integration. He emphasized the thoughtful deliberations focused on the African Economic Community (AEC) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). In an era where global connections are paramount, how can these regional bodies enhance their roles? "I have gained a fresh…

Captain Ibrahim Traoré ascended to the helm of Burkina Faso in September 2022, following a significant coup that unseated Lieutenant Colonel Paul Henri Damiba. Ironically, Damiba had only recently orchestrated his own coup against former president Roch Marc Kaboré earlier that same year. Such a rapid succession of leadership changes paints a vivid picture of the political turbulence enveloping the nation. Since Traoré’s rise, he has garnered considerable admiration for his impassioned anti-colonial declarations. His sharp…

Burkina Faso's interim president Paul-Henri Damiba has approved a new government that includes the same defense minister who served under former president Roch Kaboré before he was ousted in a military coup, it said. Saturday an official decree.…

Every year, the country loses about 247,000 hectares of forest. A very worrying situation according to the Ministry of the Environment that requires a change in behavior. In connection with the international tree fair that is currently taking place in Ouagadougou, specialists explain to the population the various techniques for preserving nature.…

REN-LAC, the nationwide anti-corruption community, is holding its fifteenth anti-corruption day this week. This yr, this Burkinabè civil society group has chosen to debate corruption within the mining sector. From mining concessions to customs controls, corruption is alleged to be in any respect ranges within the sector, in…