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Dɛmɛ Sira : Plus de 1,13 milliard FCFA mobilisés pour la solidarité au Burkina Faso
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Dɛmɛ Sira : Plus de 1,13 milliard FCFA mobilisés pour la solidarité au Burkina Faso

La première édition de la campagne nationale de solidarité Dɛmɛ Sira franchit un cap important. À la date du 25 mars 2026, plus de 1,13 milliard de francs CFA ont été mobilisés à travers le pays. L’initiative, déployée à travers tout le Burkina Faso, confirme un fort élan de solidarité en faveur des populations les plus vulnérables. Une mobilisation nationale impressionnante Dans le détail, les contributions enregistrées se répartissent comme suit : 635 473 509 FCFA en dons en espèces 496 780 706 FCFA en dons en nature, principalement composés de vivres À ces montants s’ajoutent 11 millions FCFA, issus de la vente d’œuvres réalisées par des personnes déplacées internes et des blessés lors d’une soirée gala. Ces chiffres ont été communiqués par le ministère en charge de la famille, qui a fait le point sur le déroulement de la […]

Razball Gains Momentum in Burkina Faso as Coaches Trained in Ouagadougou
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Razball Gains Momentum in Burkina Faso as Coaches Trained in Ouagadougou

Razball, a fast-emerging sport in Burkina Faso, is taking a significant step forward as dozens of coaches undergo specialized training in Ouagadougou. The initiative, held on March 21 and 22, 2026, aims to strengthen the technical and managerial skills of those leading the sport’s development ahead of an upcoming national tournament. Two-Phase Training Blends Theory and Practice The training was structured in two parts. A theoretical session began on March 21 at the regional sports directorate, laying the foundation for understanding the rules and structure of Razball. It was followed by a practical session on March 22 at the Lycée Nelson Mandela, where participants applied their knowledge in real match conditions. Around 30 coaches took part, focusing on game strategy, team management, and effective knowledge transfer. “We placed them in real playing conditions, including field setup and tactical play, to […]

Togo seeks more electricity supply from Nigeria

The Togolese government has asked Nigeria to increase the amount of electricity it supplies to Togo to support businesses and households facing power shortages.Officials from Togo’s power utility recently met with the management of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company in Abuja to discuss ways to boost imports. During the meeting, the Togolese delegation said electricity imported from Nigeria has been crucial in keeping factories running, preserving goods and supporting commercial activities.They noted that more stable supply would help protect jobs and reduce losses for traders who struggle with frequent outages at home. Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, confirmed that Togo wants higher volumes and assured the delegation that Nigeria is open to strengthening the partnership.​She explained that NDPHC has available generation capacity that can be exported within the framework of existing regional power agreements. Nigeria already exports electricity […]

Conseil des ministres au Burkina Faso : session présidée par Ibrahim Traoré à Ouagadougou
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Conseil des ministres au Burkina Faso : session présidée par Ibrahim Traoré à Ouagadougou

Le Conseil des ministres du Burkina Faso s’est réuni à Ouagadougou le jeudi 12 mars 2026 pour une séance ordinaire présidée par Ibrahim Traoré, Président du Faso et Président du Conseil des ministres. La réunion s’est tenue de 09 h 00 à 11 h 01 et a permis d’examiner plusieurs dossiers inscrits à l’ordre du jour. Principaux points abordés Au cours de cette séance, le Conseil des ministres a : délibéré sur plusieurs dossiers relatifs à la gestion des affaires de l’État ; entendu une communication orale portant sur des questions d’intérêt national ; procédé à des nominations dans l’administration publique ; autorisé certaines missions officielles à l’étranger. Cette session s’inscrit dans le cadre des réunions ordinaires du gouvernement visant à assurer la conduite des politiques publiques, la coordination de l’action gouvernementale et le suivi des décisions de l’exécutif. Le […]

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ECOWAS urges restraint as Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone border tensions rise

The Economic Community of West African States has appealed for calm and restraint from Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone following renewed tensions and reported armed incidents along their shared borders. Recent reports say Guinean soldiers allegedly crossed into Liberian territory in Foya District, Lofa County, firing sporadic gunshots and briefly hoisting their national flag on Liberian soil, weeks after a similar confrontation near the Sierra Leonean border in which several Sierra Leonean security personnel were detained. The incidents have sparked fears of escalation in the Mano River Union region.​ In its response, ECOWAS called on all three governments to exercise maximum restraint, avoid inflammatory statements and resolve outstanding boundary issues through dialogue and existing regional mechanisms. The bloc reiterated that only a comprehensive regional approach can restore lasting security along the Guinea–Liberia–Sierra Leone frontier. The organisation also expressed support for […]

Zambia activates plan to evacuate citizens from Middle East

Zambia has begun formal steps to evacuate its citizens from parts of the Middle East as tensions and security risks in the region continue to rise. Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Mulambo Haimbe said the government is closely monitoring developments and has an evacuation plan ready for Zambians in high risk areas. He explained that the ministry has identified nationals who may need urgent assistance, including families in conflict prone zones, and is working with Zambia’s embassies and international partners to arrange safe routes out. According to him, priority will be given to vulnerable groups such as children, students and people with health challenges, and affected citizens are being urged to stay in contact with Zambian missions and follow official guidance. Haimbe stressed that while some evacuations are still at the planning or early implementation stage, all necessary logistical […]

No Ghanaian Casualties in Middle East Tensions – Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa
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No Ghanaian Casualties in Middle East Tensions – Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has confirmed that no Ghanaian has been killed or injured following the recent escalation of tensions in the Middle East, as government steps up efforts to protect its citizens in the region. In a Facebook update on Tuesday, March 3, the Minister revealed that he convened a virtual meeting with Ghana’s Ambassadors and Consuls General across the Middle East to assess the situation and coordinate further consular interventions. “This evening, I convened a virtual meeting with our Ambassadors and Consuls General in the Middle East to assess the latest developments and explore further consular interventions towards the protection of Ghanaians,” he stated. Diplomatic Coordination Across the Region Heads of Mission from Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Iran and Turkey participated in the discussions. “I am glad to report that so far no Ghanaian […]

Ismaël Sombié à Bagré : vigne, riz et stocks stratégiques pour renforcer la souveraineté alimentaire
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Ismaël Sombié à Bagré : vigne, riz et stocks stratégiques pour renforcer la souveraineté alimentaire

Le ministre d’État chargé de l’Agriculture, le commandant Ismaël Sombié, a effectué le 2 mars 2026 une visite à Bagré, dans la région du Nakambé, pour évaluer l’état d’avancement des aménagements hydro-agricoles et suivre la production de vigne et de cultures maraîchères en pleine campagne de saison sèche. Cap sur la production locale de vin À Bèga, le ministre a visité un vignoble de 4 hectares déjà exploités, avec une extension prévue de 6 hectares supplémentaires. Plus de 17 000 pieds de vigne irrigués ont été mis en terre et commencent à produire leurs premiers fruits. L’objectif est clair : lancer une production locale de vin afin de réduire la forte dépendance du pays aux importations. Selon Prosper Zemba, directeur des productions végétales au ministère, le Burkina Faso consacre environ 100 milliards de F CFA par an à l’importation de […]

Dorcas Affo-Toffey Builds New Classroom Block for Jomoro School
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Dorcas Affo-Toffey Builds New Classroom Block for Jomoro School

More than 400 pupils and teachers at Nana Avoh Nwiah Basic School in the Jomoro Municipality had for years been forced to teach and learn in a deteriorating wooden structure widely described by residents as a death trap. The unsafe building discouraged attendance and affected enrolment, as some parents feared for their children’s safety. Inside, there were no proper desks. Pupils sat on backless benches placed on dusty, uncemented floors. When heavy rains fell, teachers often shut the school because of the leaking, tattered roof. On days it remained open, more than 400 pupils were squeezed into a single classroom considered slightly safer than the rest of the structure. The open design of the building created constant danger. Teachers recalled an incident where a snake fell from the roof into a classroom during lessons. The situation was worsened by poor […]

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Bonny Light hits 80 as US Israel strikes on Iran rattle oil markets

Nigeria’s Bonny Light crude has climbed to around 80 dollars per barrel as United States and Israeli strikes on Iran deepen tensions and disrupt energy trade routes. The price spike follows days of gains driven by fears that fighting involving Iran, a key Gulf producer, could choke shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, which handles about 20 percent of global oil flows. Traders and analysts said many tanker owners, oil majors and commodity houses have reduced or suspended movements of crude, fuel and liquefied natural gas through the narrow waterway, increasing demand for alternative grades like Bonny Light. Bonny Light, prized for its low sulphur content and suitability for gasoline and jet fuel production, has benefitted as buyers seek supplies less exposed to direct Gulf risks. The surge comes against the backdrop of Nigeria’s 2026 budget, which is benchmarked at […]

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