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Camp éducatif « Jeunes engagés pour le changement » organisé à Pabré, Burkina Faso

La Direction régionale de la jeunesse et de l’emploi du Kadiogo organise, du 7 au 15 septembre 2025, un camp éducatif à Pabré destiné aux jeunes et adolescents de la région. Placée sous le thème « Jeunes engagés pour le changement », cette initiative s’inscrit dans la dynamique de la Révolution progressiste populaire (RPP) et vise à renforcer l’engagement citoyen et la culture de paix au Burkina Faso. Pendant une semaine, les cinquante participants venus de cinq communes du Kadiogo — Tanghin Dassouri, Koubri, Komsilga, Ouagadougou et Pabré — prendront part à diverses activités de formation et d’échanges. Selon Arnaud Noufè Bêbê, directeur régional de la jeunesse et de l’emploi, ce camp a pour objectif de sensibiliser les jeunes sur leur rôle dans la construction de la paix, de renforcer leurs capacités en leadership et citoyenneté active, et de leur […]

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Cybercriminalité à Ouagadougou : un étudiant de 30 ans arrêté pour escroquerie en ligne

La Brigade Centrale de Lutte Contre la Cybercriminalité (BCLCC) a mis fin aux activités frauduleuses d’un étudiant de 30 ans, résidant à Ouagadougou, soupçonné d’avoir mené des escroqueries en ligne. Selon l’enquête, le mis en cause, identifié sous les initiales T.S., créait de faux profils Facebook sous les noms « Aziz Tignègré » et « Moto » afin de se présenter comme intermédiaire dans la vente de parcelles et de motos. Il publiait de fausses annonces, réussissant ainsi à tromper plusieurs internautes. Un commerçant, B.H., en quête d’un modèle de moto rare, a versé 1 792 500 F CFA sur un compte Mobile Money contrôlé par T.S. Après réception du paiement, le suspect a disparu sans livrer l’engin promis. Interpellé par la BCLCC, T.S. a reconnu les faits et expliqué avoir utilisé l’argent à des fins personnelles. Il a été […]

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Olivia Compaoré Défend un Mémoire sur la Régulation des Médias Sociaux au Burkina Faso

Olivia Compaoré, stagiaire conseiller en cinéma et audiovisuel, a soutenu son mémoire de fin de formation à l’École nationale d’administration et de magistrature (ENAM) le lundi 8 septembre 2025, à Ouagadougou. Le jury a apprécié son travail de recherche et lui a attribué la note de 17/20. Dans un contexte marqué par la désinformation et la montée des discours haineux, la régulation des médias sociaux au Burkina Faso devient un sujet incontournable. C’est dans ce cadre qu’Olivia Compaoré a choisi de travailler sur les enjeux et défis de la régulation des plateformes numériques. La question centrale de sa recherche portait sur la manière de réguler efficacement les médias sociaux sans porter atteinte à la liberté d’expression. Cette problématique lui a permis d’analyser les mécanismes actuels, d’en relever les limites et de proposer des pistes de solutions adaptées au contexte national. […]

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Russian Air Strike Kills 23 Civilians in Eastern Ukraine Village

At least twenty-three people have been killed in a Russian air strike on the village of Yarova in eastern Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials. President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that the victims were civilians who had gathered to collect their pensions when the attack took place. Donetsk regional leader Vadym Filashkin reported that as many people were wounded as killed, with emergency services rushing to the scene. Yarova lies north of Slovyansk, not far from the front line, where Russian forces have been slowly advancing in the region. If confirmed, the death toll would make this one of the deadliest attacks on Ukrainian civilians in recent weeks, forty-two months into Russia’s full-scale invasion. The strike comes after a series of heavy bombardments, including a major air assault on Kyiv last weekend that targeted government buildings. Local authorities said the attack happened […]

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Trial of Alleged Trump Assassination Attempt Defendant Begins with Unusual Jury Selection

The trial of Ryan Routh, a 59-year-old man accused of attempting to assassinate US President Donald Trump, has opened in Fort Pierce, Florida. The case has already drawn attention, not only for the serious charges but also for the defendant’s unconventional approach to jury selection and courtroom conduct. Before the jury selection began, US District Judge Aileen Cannon had to address an unusual question submitted by the defendant himself. Routh, who is representing himself, included a query asking prospective jurors what they would do if they encountered a turtle in the road. The question baffled both the judge and federal prosecutors, who described it as a distraction from the seriousness of the case. Prosecutors allege that Routh staked out the perimeter of Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach last September with the intention of killing the president. Investigators say […]

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White House Rejects Trump Letter in Jeffrey Epstein Birthday Book as Fake

The White House has rejected claims that an alleged letter from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein is genuine, saying the president “did not draw this picture, and he did not sign it.” The disputed note, which features a sketch of a woman’s body, was included in a “birthday book” prepared for Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003 by Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former partner who was later convicted of conspiring with him to traffic girls for sex. The book was among a trove of documents released by a US House committee, alongside Epstein’s will and his extensive address book, which listed prominent global figures including politicians, royalty, celebrities, and business leaders. The scrapbook also contains a message from Lord Peter Mandelson, then UK Ambassador to the United States, who referred to Epstein as “my best pal.” In response, Mandelson’s spokesperson said the […]

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Ghana Could Import Water if Galamsey Continues, Says Nana Yaa Jantuah

esidential Staffer and Head of the Utility Review Hearing Committee, Nana Yaa Jantuah, has warned that Ghana could face the possibility of importing water in the future if illegal mining, widely known as galamsey, is not curbed. Speaking at a public hearing on utility tariff proposals in Accra, she cautioned that unregulated galamsey activities are heavily polluting the nation’s rivers and lakes, threatening water security for both domestic and industrial use. “We have an issue at hand, and everybody knows what it is, and that is galamsey. Because of galamsey, the Ghana Water Company faces major challenges in treating water for public use. If the situation is not checked, Ghana could soon become water-poor,” she said. Jantuah further explained that such a development would drive up costs for households and businesses, disproportionately affecting the poor. “Water poverty means Ghana might […]

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Ghana Scholarships Secretariat Probed Over Alleged Misuse of Funds for Spouses and Dependents

The Registrar of the Ghana Scholarships Secretariat, Alex Kwaku Asafo-Agyei, has raised serious concerns about questionable practices in the administration of scholarship funds during the tenure of his predecessor, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang. Speaking in an interview on Nhyira FM’s Kuro Yi Mu Nsem, Mr. Asafo-Agyei alleged that, beyond covering tuition and living expenses for students abroad, the Secretariat also extended full financial support to the spouses and children of some beneficiaries—a move he described as highly problematic. “What happened at the Secretariat was that when a student was awarded a scholarship, their wife and children were also added as dependents,” he explained. “The Secretariat paid for their visa processes, air tickets, and even allocated stipends. There are memos with official approval confirming these payments.” He cited a specific case involving Mr. Peter Mensah, who received a scholarship in January 2022 […]

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Ghana Small-Scale Gold Exports Hit $6.3 Billion in 2025, Surpassing 2024 Output

Ghana’s small-scale gold sector has posted a record-breaking performance, with exports between January and August 2025 reaching 66.7 tonnes, valued at approximately $6.3 billion. The figures, announced by the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), Sammy Gyamfi, surpass the entire small-scale output for 2024, which stood at 63 tonnes worth $4.6 billion. Mr. Gyamfi made the announcement at the maiden Mining and Minerals Convention in Accra on Tuesday, September 9. He credited the achievement to GoldBod’s collaboration with the Bank of Ghana and reforms designed to strengthen accountability, reduce smuggling, and ensure fair pricing for small-scale miners. “From January to the end of August 2025, small-scale gold exports facilitated by GoldBod, in close cooperation with the Bank of Ghana, hit a record 66.7 tonnes, valued at approximately $6 billion. This volume and value have already exceeded the […]

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Mexico Bus Crash: Freight Train Collision in Atlacomulco Kills 10, Injures 40

Mexico has been struck by another tragic transportation accident after a freight train collided with a double-decker bus in Atlacomulco, a municipality south of Mexico City. The crash left at least 10 people dead and more than 40 injured, according to state authorities. The bus, operated by Herradura de Plata, was attempting to cross a railway line when it was hit by the train. CCTV footage from local media shows the train plowing into the vehicle as it entered an industrial zone on Monday morning. The train’s operator, Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC), issued a statement offering condolences to the victims’ families while urging drivers to respect railroad stop signs to prevent future tragedies. Both the bus company and CPKC are cooperating with authorities investigating the incident. Officials from the State of Mexico’s attorney general’s office confirmed that seven women […]

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