Youth-centred approach is central to solving Burkina Faso’s problems
Burkina Faso needs to move from a reactive approach to security to a preventative approach based on providing its youth with work and education.
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Operation Barkhane
Terrorism is on the increase in the Sahel. Security expert Al Venter describes the French-led operation aimed at bringing security to Mail, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad
Ivorian angst; Burkinabé fear
In his regular coverage of West Africa, Desmond Davies reports on what appears to be the selective jailing of supporters of the former President of …
Africa Cup of Nations 2015: Group A
Africa Cup of Nations 2015: Group A – Equatorial Guinea; Burkina Faso; Gabon; Republic of Congo EQUATORIAL GUINEA Best Finish: Quarter-final, 2012. If not for …
Burkina Faso: After the revolution
Since the revolution that ended 27 years of rule by Blaise Compaoré, Burkina Faso has become an inspiration to protest movements across Africa. No one …
Burkina Faso: Solidarity not saviours
The creation of black victims to feed the white saviour industrial complex relies on destroying notions of African self-worth, self-determination and dignity. African states and …