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Ligue 1: Hervé Koffi is back
SportYahoo12d ago

Ligue 1: Hervé Koffi is back

The Burkina Faso international had missed matchday 24 due to a hand injury.Ligue 1: Hervé Koffi is backSCO Angers clinched a 1-0 victory on Saturday against Nantes. On this 25th Ligue 1 matchday, Her...

Sunderland: Bertrand Traoré returns to action
SportYahoo19d ago

Sunderland: Bertrand Traoré returns to action

The Burkina Faso international is back after nearly two months on the sidelines.Sunderland: Bertrand Traoré returns to actionIn an away clash against Bournemouth on Saturday, as part of Premier…

Majority blasts Minority over Burkinabe border bloodbath claims
Politicsmyjoyonline26d ago

Majority blasts Minority over Burkinabe border bloodbath claims

The Majority in Parliament has launched a counter-offensive against the Minority, describing as "reckless" the suggestion that President John Dramani Mahama’s diplomatic engagement with Captain Ibrahim Traoré triggered the recent killing of eight Ghanaian traders in Burkina Faso.

Ghana Initiates Talks with Burkina Faso Over Tomato Export Ban
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Ghana Initiates Talks with Burkina Faso Over Tomato Export Ban

The Government of Ghana has initiated talks with authorities in Burkina Faso following a recent ban on fresh tomato exports, a development that has raised concerns about supply and pricing in Ghana. This follows earlier expressions of concern and plans for investigation by Ghanaian officials.

Burkina Faso Cup 2026: semifinalists confirmed
SportYahoo15d ago

Burkina Faso Cup 2026: semifinalists confirmed

All the major clubs in Burkina Faso have been eliminated.Burkina Faso Cup 2026: semifinalists confirmedVitesse FC, CFF EPE, Real du Faso, and Sporting Club de Cascades are the four teams advancing to ...

When regional instability becomes national risk: Ghanaian tomato traders killings
Worldmyjoyonline18d ago

When regional instability becomes national risk: Ghanaian tomato traders killings

The Killing of Ghanaian Traders in Burkina Faso and What It Means for Our Security on 14 February 2026, eight Ghanaian tomato traders were killed in a terrorist attack in Titao, Burkina Faso. What initially appeared to be another tragic episode in the Sahel’s ongoing insurgency has since revealed something more troubling: Ghana’s security is […]

Iran Seeks African Allies, Offers Arms for Resources
Politicstvn2424d ago

Iran Seeks African Allies, Offers Arms for Resources

Iran has intensified efforts to strengthen cooperation in West Africa, seeking allies among military authorities in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, offering arms and military advice in exchange for gold, uranium, and other raw materials.

DR Congo-Burundi border reopens
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DR Congo-Burundi border reopens

In tonight's edition, a key border crossing between the DRC and Burundi officially reopens. Also, Ghana halts tomato imports from neighboring Burkina Faso following a jihadist attack in the town of Titao that killed eight vendors. And in Benin, a new generation is breathing fresh life into FonGbè and other national languages.

Traders say tomato prices likely to stabilise gradually despite recent supply shocks
Businessmyjoyonline25d ago

Traders say tomato prices likely to stabilise gradually despite recent supply shocks

Nana Tuffuor, leader of the Ghana National Tomato Traders and Transporters Association, has assured the public that tomato prices are expected to stabilise gradually, even as supply disruptions continue following the recent deadly attack on Ghanaian traders in northern Burkina Faso. Speaking on JoyNews, he explained that prices are largely determined by market forces, with demand and supply playing the central role.

Analyst says Burkina Faso killings were a calculated signal to Ghana
Worldmyjoyonline26d ago

Analyst says Burkina Faso killings were a calculated signal to Ghana

When eight Ghanaian tomato traders were shot dead and their vehicles set ablaze in the northern Burkinabè town of Titao on Saturday, 14th February 2026, the initial assumption was that they had fallen victim to the generalised violence that has plagued the Sahel for years.

MLS: Ousseni Bouda shines in San Jose
SportYahoo12d ago

MLS: Ousseni Bouda shines in San Jose

The Burkina Faso international handed San Jose victory on matchday 3.MLS: Ousseni Bouda shines in San JoseSan Jose Earthquakes claimed a hard-fought 1-0 victory on Saturday against Philadelphia Union ...

Burkina Faso: Amir's clear World Cup target
SportYahoo15d ago

Burkina Faso: Amir's clear World Cup target

The Burkinabé Football Federation wants the Stallions to break new ground.Burkina Faso: Amir's clear World Cup targetAmir Abdou officially took charge on March 5 as head coach of the Stallions. The u...

Burkina Faso: Amir Abdou arrives in Ouagadougou
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Burkina Faso: Amir Abdou arrives in Ouagadougou

The new Stallions coach lands to finalize contract termsBurkina Faso: Amir Abdou arrives in OuagadougouThe countdown has begun for coach Amir Abdou. After being appointed on February 28, 2026 as the h...

Coordinated JNIM raids leave over 130 dead in Burkina Faso
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Coordinated JNIM raids leave over 130 dead in Burkina Faso

Coordinated JNIM raids have left over 130 dead in Burkina Faso as the Al-Qaeda affiliate surges its deadly jihadist attacks across the Sahelian state. Read More: https://punchng.com/coordinated-jnim-raids-leave-over-130-dead-in-burkina-faso/

Stefan Aziz Ki already wants to leave Libya
SportYahoo24d ago

Stefan Aziz Ki already wants to leave Libya

The Burkina Faso international is eager to return to Tanzania.Stefan Aziz Ki already wants to leave LibyaLess than a month after signing with Al-Ittihad Tripoli, it appears that Stefan Aziz Ki already...

OSP probes GHS25.8m palm oil diversion involving customs, national security
Politicsmyjoyonline24d ago

OSP probes GHS25.8m palm oil diversion involving customs, national security

Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has launched an investigation into a suspected corruption scheme involving the illegal diversion of 50 20-foot containers of palm oil, valued at GHS25.8 million, into the local market. In a statement issued on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, the OSP said the consignment — originally declared as transit cargo destined for Burkina Faso — was unlawfully rerouted into Ghana's domestic market without the payment of applicable duties and taxes, resulting ...