In Ouagadougou, on Saturday, June 6, 2026, members of the Union of Public Pharmaceutical Depot Managers and Cashiers of Burkina Faso convened for their sixth general assembly, once again appealing to authorities regarding their challenging working conditions. Their primary demand centers on the adoption of an official status for a profession they deem indispensable to […]
Month: June 2026
Us imposes sanctions on armed group leaders in democratic republic of Congo
Washington has imposed financial and legal sanctions on two key figures from armed factions operating in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), citing their involvement in severe human rights abuses and attacks targeting civilian populations. targeted sanctions against commanders accused of atrocities The U.S. Department of State announced the measures against Gustave Kubwayo, a […]
Mali supply corridors hit by disruptions from Senegal, Morocco and Guinea
COMPLICATIONS Mali supply corridors hit by disruptions from Senegal, Morocco and Guinea Transport Challenges on multiple corridors serving Mali are reshaping the habits of regional transporters. Beyond calls to suspend certain routes and concerns voiced by professional associations, disruptions on trade arteries are now impacting freight costs, delivery times, and the organisation of logistics chains […]
Benin’s fiscal transparency leads francophone nations globally
Benin has achieved a landmark milestone in its public financial governance, establishing itself as a leading international benchmark for budget transparency, as evidenced by the latest Open Budget Survey results. This remarkable achievement stems from profound structural reforms and the extensive digitalization of its financial operations, culminating in a triple distinction: Securing the top position […]
The ténéré desert: a silent graveyard for migrants fleeing Niger
The Ténéré, a vast and mesmerizing expanse of sand, conceals a grim reality beneath its beauty. In northern Niger, yet another year of human tragedy unfolds, unseen and unheard by the Western world. While the Mediterranean’s treacherous waters dominate headlines, the perilous Sahara crossing emerges as an equally deadly journey for thousands of migrants seeking […]
Malian court convicts french intelligence officer, Paris condemns ‘unfounded’ charges
Malian court convicts French intelligence officer, Paris condemns ‘unfounded’ charges Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Diplomatic Tensions – A French intelligence operative, who held diplomatic status and had been detained in Bamako for nearly ten months, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for “undermining state security.” On […]
Niger’s intensified campaign against international drug trafficking
Niamey, June 5, 2026 — Niger has cemented its role as a pivotal force in the fight against international narcotics trafficking across the Sahel region. This strengthened stance follows a series of impactful operations carried out in recent years by the Central Office for the Suppression of Illicit Drug Trafficking (OCRTIS). The significant seizures and […]
Mali restricts civilian access to 39 military zones amid security crackdown
The Malian authorities have taken a decisive step to tighten control over the nation’s territory. Citing heightened security threats, the transitional government has declared 39 military zones off-limits to civilian populations across the country. This sweeping restriction, framed as a protective measure for ongoing military operations, coincides with the intensification of Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) […]
Burkina Faso : l’ex-chef de la sécurité de Damiba condamné à 11 ans de prison dans une affaire d’incendie
Burkina Faso : l’ex-chef de la sécurité de Damiba condamné à 11 ans de prison dans une affaire d’incendie Actus. La justice burkinabè a condamné l’ancien chef de la sécurité de Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba à 11 ans de prison, dont cinq ans ferme. Une décision qui intervient dans un contexte politique particulièrement sensible. Publié le […]
Mali : un agent français condamné à 20 ans de prison pour « atteinte à la sûreté de l’État »
Mali : un agent français condamné à 20 ans de prison pour « atteinte à la sûreté de l’État » Actus. La justice malienne a condamné un agent des renseignements français à 20 ans de prison. Paris dénonce des accusations « sans fondement » dans un contexte de fortes tensions diplomatiques avec Bamako. Publié le […]
Malian court jails french diplomat for 20 years, Paris slams ‘unfounded’ charges
The French government has vehemently protested the twenty-year criminal conviction handed down to one of its diplomatic officials by the Malian judiciary. Accused of “undermining state security,” the French national also received a twenty-year prohibition from Malian territory and a monetary penalty. Paris’s Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs immediately challenged the ruling, branding the […]
Burkina Faso weighs private school tuition fee caps amidst mixed public sentiment
“The cost of schooling has become so prohibitive that capping fees would offer significant relief to parents, enabling them to better educate our children,” remarked Alain Damiba, an acclaimed slam artist, emphasizing the urgent need for regulated tuition rates today. However, will such a regulation truly alleviate the financial burden on families? Opinions remain divided. […]











