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Le CERA-FP présente les résultats du projet DHPCS sur la participation citoyenne

Le Centre d’Études et de Recherche Appliquées en Finances Publiques (CERA-FP) a organisé, le mardi 30 septembre 2025 à Ouagadougou, un atelier de restitution du projet DHPCS, conduit de 2022 à 2025 dans six communes du Burkina Faso. Selon Amine Yaser Zoungrana, chargé du projet, l’initiative visait à renforcer l’implication des femmes, des jeunes et des personnes vivant avec un handicap dans les processus décisionnels afin d’orienter les investissements publics vers les secteurs prioritaires. Le projet s’est déroulé en deux phases : la première dans les communes de Bagassi, Pâ et Founza, et la seconde dans celles de Ziniaré, Korsimoro et Nagréongo. L’approche adoptée reposait sur une extension progressive pour instaurer une dynamique durable de participation citoyenne. Pour atteindre ces objectifs, plusieurs actions ont été mises en œuvre, notamment le renforcement de capacités, la simplification des budgets, la certification citoyenne […]

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Le CLP célèbre les trois ans du MPSR2 et rend hommage à Thomas Sankara

Le Collectif des Leaders Panafricains (CLP) a célébré, le mardi 30 septembre 2025 à Ouagadougou, le troisième anniversaire du Mouvement patriotique pour la sauvegarde et la restauration (MPSR2), arrivé au pouvoir le 30 septembre 2022. À cette occasion, le collectif a dressé un bilan jugé positif de la « Révolution progressiste populaire » conduite par le Capitaine Ibrahim Traoré et ses frères d’armes. Sur le plan sécuritaire, il a été noté l’acquisition de nouveaux armements et la réinstallation de plusieurs localités. Sur le plan économique, le CLP a mis en avant l’industrialisation avec la construction d’usines de transformation de tomates, ainsi que le lancement de l’offensive agropastorale et d’autres initiatives visant à renforcer l’autosuffisance alimentaire. Moussa Sanfo, président du CLP, a exprimé sa gratitude au Capitaine Traoré : « Le message du CLP à l’occasion de l’an 3 du Capitaine […]

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Le Président Ibrahim Traoré adresse un message aux élèves et enseignants

À l’occasion de la rentrée scolaire de ce mercredi 1er octobre 2025, le Président du Faso, le Capitaine Ibrahim Traoré, a adressé un message de soutien aux élèves, étudiants, enseignants et personnels d’encadrement. Dans son allocution, le Chef de l’État a rappelé que cette nouvelle année scolaire doit marquer une étape décisive dans l’accélération des réformes éducatives, afin de consolider les idéaux de la Révolution progressiste populaire. « Ce 1er octobre 2025 marque la reprise des activités pédagogiques. À cette occasion, j’exprime mes encouragements et formule des vœux de succès à tous les élèves et étudiants, ainsi qu’au personnel d’encadrement et de soutien. Que cette année scolaire et académique soit celle de l’accélération des réformes du système éducatif pour un meilleur ancrage des idéaux de la Révolution progressiste populaire », a-t-il écrit sur son compte X.

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Kwahu Afram Plains DCE Urges Youth to Embrace Agriculture for Better Livelihoods

Kwahu Afram Plains North District Chief Executive (DCE), Kate Mawusi Babanawo, has urged young people in the district to embrace agriculture as a reliable path to improving their livelihoods. During a visit to the district’s 30-acre maize and cassava farm at Donkorkrom, Ms. Babanawo emphasized that agriculture holds strong potential to boost food production and increase internally generated funds for the area. She reassured the youth of government’s commitment to provide farming inputs that will enhance productivity. “Agriculture presents real opportunities for the youth. By investing in it, they can not only support themselves but also contribute to the district’s development,” she said. Some young workers already engaged in the project expressed satisfaction, noting that it is improving their incomes. They called for the programme to be expanded to benefit more people. District Agric Director, Alex Kofi Fordjour, highlighted the […]

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Agric Minister Credits Feed Ghana for Bumper Harvest

Minister of Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has credited Ghana’s ongoing bumper harvest to the government’s flagship Feed Ghana Programme, describing it as proof of the initiative’s success. His comments respond to concerns from farmers in several communities who say they are struggling to find buyers despite producing food in record quantities. Speaking on Citi FM on Wednesday, Mr Opoku said the challenge is not isolated but part of a nationwide outcome driven by the government’s intervention. “The farmers in many parts of the country are complaining that they have produced in quantities beyond the market, and they are not getting buyers. In Asunafo South, for example, the youth who participated in the Feed Ghana Programme told me they have been harvesting rice in large volumes and are looking for a market. What we are seeing is a nationwide bumper […]

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UG Scholar Criticises Mahama’s UN Reparations Call, Cites Africa’s Role in Slave Trade

The Head of the Centre for European Studies at the University of Ghana, Dr Kwame Asah-Asante, has criticised former President John Mahama’s call for reparations during his recent address at the United Nations General Assembly, describing the demand as misplaced. Speaking on the AM Show on JoyNews, Dr Asah-Asante acknowledged that many have hailed the ex-president’s speech as bold and visionary. “It is an apt description of a speech from a leader who is visionary, who fears nobody, and a leader worth his salt. I have no problem with that, and I concede to a large extent that yes, the speech had what it takes to be presented at that forum,” he said. However, he disagreed with the focus on reparations for slavery, arguing that Africa cannot be absolved of responsibility in the transatlantic slave trade. “The president touched on […]

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Kasoa Man Arrested After Girlfriend Found Dead in His Room

The Kasoa Ofaakor District Police Command has arrested a 25-year-old man, identified as Kwame Whisky, after his girlfriend, Linda, 22, was found dead in his room at Awutu Papaase in the Awutu Senya West District of the Central Region. According to reports, Linda visited the suspect on Thursday, September 25, 2025, and shared a meal he had prepared. She spent the night in his room but was discovered lifeless the following morning. Nana Kwaw Abbey-Quaye, Chief of Papaase Number One and a relative of the deceased, confirmed to Adom News that Linda’s body has been taken to the police mortuary for preservation as investigations continue. Police say inquiries are ongoing to determine the cause of death.

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Penkye Fish Processing Plant Abandoned, Residents Demand Accountability

A multi-thousand-cedi fish processing facility built under the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Addo-Bawumia administration to modernize fish preservation in Penkye has been left abandoned, deteriorating into a sanitation hazard and crippling the livelihoods of fishermen and fishmongers. The plant, meant to replace traditional methods such as smoking and salting, has never been commissioned. Years of neglect have rendered it unusable, forcing the community back to outdated preservation practices ill-suited for Penkye’s humid environment. During a recent visit, Bernard Kwame Dogbey, a level 300 journalism student at the University of Education, Winneba, found a community frustrated and struggling. Beyond piles of refuse and choked gutters, the lack of a functioning preservation system stood out as the central challenge. Fishmonger Ama Asantewaa described the loss:“We lose a lot of our catch to spoilage because we cannot preserve it properly. Smoking […]

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S Lifts Visa Restrictions on Ghana, Restores Five-Year Multiple-Entry Visas

Ghana has secured a major diplomatic victory as the United States has officially lifted the visa restrictions imposed on the country in July 2025. The decision restores eligibility for Ghanaians to obtain five-year multiple-entry visas, along with other improved consular privileges. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the breakthrough on Friday, September 26, through his official Facebook page. He confirmed the news after receiving direct communication from US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Allison Hooker, during a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. “Big win for Ghana! The US visa restrictions imposed on Ghana have been reversed. Ghanaians can now be eligible for five-year multiple-entry visas and other enhanced consular privileges. This good news was directly communicated to me by US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Allison […]

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Ghana declares forests, rivers Security Zones in galamsey fight

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources and Acting Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has declared all forest reserves and river bodies in Ghana as Security Zones, reaffirming government’s uncompromising commitment to the fight against illegal mining (galamsey). He made the declaration at the closing ceremony of a week-long intensive training programme for personnel of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) in Sunyani. The Minister commended the task force for its achievements since its establishment in June, including the arrest of more than 1,000 illegal miners, the repossession of nine restricted forest reserves, and the confiscation of over 900 water pumps, later reassigned to the Ministry of Agriculture for irrigation purposes. “These are not mere statistics. They are victories; victories for our land, for our water, and for our people,” he said. Mr. Buah stressed […]

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