OUAGADOUGOU, November 22, 2025 – The Government of Burkina Faso and the World Bank have formalized a credit agreement for an additional $100.4 million. This substantial funding is designated to

Première récolte de la Ferme Agro-pastorale de l’Université de Diffa: une initiative « Cultivons notre autonomie » et financée par le Projet PROLAC. 2 mai 2026

Click to expand Image At least 31 civilians lost their lives and numerous homes were torched during coordinated attacks on two villages in Mali’s Ségou region between October 2 and

Bamako — New evidence has emerged that government forces and allied militias carried out deliberate attacks on unarmed civilians in central Mali’s Ségou region, resulting in at least 31 deaths

Civilian deaths and destruction reported in two villages amid ongoing conflict In the heart of central Mali’s embattled Ségou region, a grim pattern of violence has unfolded. Government forces and

Click to expand Image Civilian casualties mount as Malian forces and allied militias strike in Ségou At least 31 civilians were killed and homes torched in coordinated attacks on two

Click to expand Image (Nairobi) – L’armée malienne et des milices alliées ont tué au moins 31 civils et incendié des maisons les 2 et 13 octobre dans deux villages de

Click to expand Image In the heart of central Mali, two villages became the grim stage for a brutal confrontation between state forces and armed groups. On October 2 and

Click to expand Image In central Mali’s conflict-ridden Ségou region, soldiers from the Malian Armed Forces and allied dozos militias stand accused of committing a series of brutal attacks against

Alleged atrocities in central Mali: what happened in Kamona and Balle Nairobi – The Malian army and allied militias are alleged to have killed at least 31 civilians and set

Burkina Faso’s military regime seeks trials for customs and judicial corruption Allegations of corruption are being brought forward by the Korag, an oversight body established last year in Burkina Faso.

News. The government led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré has announced the discovery of an extensive network of “unscrupulous agents” operating within the Ouagadougou Court of Appeal. These judicial officials, who