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Asylum Seekers · OuagadougouThe relocation of United Kingdom asylum seekers to Rwanda, viewed from Burkina Faso. Damien Glez regularly publishes in titles such as "Rolling Stone", "Afrique Magazine" or the "World Policy Journal". He has long been the head of the satire weekly "Journal du jeudi" in Ouagadougou. A drawing chosen by the editors, in collaboration with Cartooning for Peace and the Freedom Cartoonists FoundationThe relocation of United Kingdom asylum seekers to …See the Story
Drawing by Damien Glez (Burkina Faso)
Ouagadougou · Ouagadougouकाठमाडौं : अमेरिका र बेलायतले अफ्रिकी देश बुर्किनाफासोमा सरकारी सेनाले गरेको नागरिक नरसंहारको निन्दा गरेका छन्।
ह्युमन राइट्स वाचको प्रतिवेदन अनुसार बुर्किनाफासोको याटेंगा प्रान्तको नोन्डिन र सोरो गाउँमा ५६ …See the Story
बुर्किनाफासोमा भएको नागरिक नरसंहारप्रति अमेरिका र बेलायतको निन्दा
Ouagadougou · OuagadougouBurkina Faso has suspended a swathe of international news organisations, some indefinitely, for airing accusations of an army massacre of civilians, with the communications regulator CSC adding more outlets over the weekend. Among those named are French newspaper Le Monde, British publication The Guardian, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle and French broadcaster TV5 Monde. They were suspended for reporting on a Human Rights Watch (HRW) statement…See the Story
Burkina Faso suspends more foreign news media over massacre reports
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Human Rights Watch · OuagadougouAfter the BBC Africa was temporarily banned from broadcasting, the Burkina Faso authorities, and then Voice of America blocked more foreign media outlets from releasing the stores of a report by Human Rights Watch, which this non-governmental human rights organization had accused the Burkina Faso military of having executed 223 civilians in February.See the Story
STA: In fact, Burkina Faso has blocked more foreign media than ever before by publishing allegations of military crimes.
Ouagadougou · OuagadougouNews: The Ministry of Water has announced the start of work to expand the drinking water network of the city of Ouagadougou, by drilling two new parallel wells to strengthen the water pumps in the different neighborhoods of the city. And the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Ismail ibn Abd al-Sharif, in a speech to him, by the way, said that the state of Adir would benefit from drilling 10 parallel wells to reduce the phenomenon of runoff in the…See the Story
Starting to expand the drinking water network in the city of Ouagadougou.
Human Rights Watch · OuagadougouShocking revelations of an “undeclared war” with dozens of civilians dead in Burkina Faso have been brought to light in a report by the international human rights watchdog Human Right Watch (HRW) released last week.See the Story
Burkina Faso: War crimes with mass executions decries Human Rights Watch
Ouagadougou · OuagadougouThere are many plans for the ABC children's school in Burkina Faso in Africa, which Jóhanna Solrún Nordfjörður runs with her husband Harald Pálsson. 9 years ago, they went on their first visit to the school and have worked diligently on the reconstruction of the area ever since. A year ago, they took over as the school's principal.” The children are chosen so that the poorest of the poorest get admission to the school,” says Jóhanna.Several have…See the Story