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Burkina Faso - African Development Bank Calls for Stronger Domestic Resource Mobilisation to Finance Development
To finance its development and accelerate economic transformation, Burkina Faso will need to step up the mobilisation of domestic resources, according to the African Development Bank, as the West ...
Burkina Faso and the World Bank Group launched their 2026-2031 Country Partnership Framework (CPF) on Friday, October 2, with three priority areas: health and education, electricity access, and ...
Malawians must brace for another kwacha devaluation as President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s (APM) government pursues a fresh IMF deal, threatening more pain ...
More than 90% of the population in the eight WAEMU member states has no form of social security, according to the latest data from the union's technical resources and management platform. The WAEMU ...
Two of the world’s most strategic maritime chokepoints, the Suez Canal and the Bab el Mandeb Strait, are bordered by African shores. Attacks by the Houthis, the Yemeni rebel group, on commercial ...
Atlético’s U-13 and U-14 teams will compete in another edition of the Copa Brasileirinho Internacional. The competition kicks ...
Southampton forward Kuryu Matsuki earned his second senior cap for Japan as he made a late substitute appearance in their 2-1 win over New Zealand on Monday.
Argentina fans are confident there is a bright future beyond Lionel Messi as the team's most influential player of the last two decades prepares to bid farewell.
Atlanta jumps on Blake Snell in Game 2 while holding back Chris Sale, setting up nicely.for an upset.
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Mali warns UN of foreign support for terrorism in the Sahel
Mali's foreign minister has accused Ukraine of supporting armed groups in the Sahel and called for greater African control over the region's security, economy and natural resources. Mali's Foreign ...
CHILD labour and out-of-school children remain a serious menace in Nigeria. This is despite the challenges they pose to societal well-being and progress. The failure of government is writ large in ...
Niger’s Prime Minister, Ali Lamine Zeine, has told the United Nations General Assembly that his country will no longer accept external control over its natural resources, foreign policy or choice of ...
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