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The World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2024–2025 biennial report for Burkina Faso highlights significant achievements despite persistent security, humanitarian, and climatic challenges. Key accomplishments include the widespread implementation of the malaria vaccine across all 70 health districts, marking a pivotal step in malaria prevention and safeguarding children’s health. Furthermore, the report notes the introduction of the […]

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has triggered a severe humanitarian crisis, compelling nearly one million people to seek refuge in neighboring Chad. The situation has been exacerbated by the fall of El-Fasher in North Darfur, which in just two weeks prompted the flight of almost 100,000 civilians. Of these, approximately 6,000 have managed to cross […]

The end of January 2026 marked the definitive end of partisan politics in Burkina Faso. On January 29, Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government officially dissolved all political parties, including those that had backed his 2022 coup. While these parties had already been suspended upon Traoré’s rise to power, the junta framed this move as part of […]

Burkina Faso has reached a pivotal milestone in its ongoing battle against malaria, a disease the nation is determined to eradicate by 2030. The year 2025 marked an unprecedented reduction in both malaria cases and associated fatalities. Dr. Lucien Jean-Claude Kargougou, the Minister of Health, shared these encouraging developments with the press in Ouagadougou on […]

A fresh wave of jihadist violence has struck Niger, leaving deep scars on the Tillabéri region. On 18 January, gunmen from the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (EIGS) stormed the village of Bossiye, executing 31 men and children in a brutal display of force. According to reports gathered by Human Rights Watch, around a […]

In the Timbuktu region of northern Mali, MSF has recently equipped the Niafounké hospital with a modern solar panel installation. This transition to renewable energy strengthens the facility’s autonomy and ensures the stability of medical services in an isolated area frequently affected by insecurity. Overcoming energy instability in Niafounké Previously, the hospital was almost entirely […]

The geopolitical landscape of the Sahel is quietly shifting as traditional power players recalibrate their strategies. While European forces have gradually exited Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, and Russia has expanded its footprint through quasi-state entities, the United States appears to be regaining momentum in the region. However, according to Emmanuel Dupuy, president of the […]

Financial transactions in Bamako illustrating economic activities. Mali has seen its standing decline in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index published by Transparency International. The nation has dropped from 135th to 136th place globally, falling behind its AES allies, Niger and Burkina Faso. The annual report, which evaluates how corruption is perceived in various countries, assessed […]