Saturday | Log Cabin Democrat
S. Arkansas town sends supplies to village in Burkina Faso
“The children (in Napone) were very happy”
It started out as just an idea, but when "Mr. S" talked to a fellow teacher about his plan, students, teachers, parents and the community stepped forward to make his idea a reality. via Log Cabin Democrat
Thursday May 8 | UNICEF News
Burkina Faso: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon visits school
“Your visit to our school will ever remain unforgettable”
"When I was a child I studied in more difficult conditions than those I can see today. via UNICEF News
Tuesday May 6 | Canada NewsWire
Comprehensive update on Etruscan's African exploration
TSX: EET HALIFAX, May 6 /CNW/ - Etruscan Resources Inc. reported on progress and results to date from its extensive exploration programs that are being carried out in Burkina Faso, Mali, Ghana, Cte d'Ivoire and ... via Canada NewsWire
Sunday May 4 | Voice of America
African Food Price Hikes Spark Concerns About Children's Nutrition
“The rising prices of food are having a very serious impact on the nutritional status of children”
Health leaders warn that malnutrition will soon increase among children in West Africa. via Voice of America
Friday May 2 | Keith
Wednesday Apr 30 | AllAfrica.com
This week, the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou hosted the second annual "Africa ICT Best Practice Forum" which serves as a practical way for Governments from across Africa to share their own experiences ... via AllAfrica.com
Monday Apr 28 | Panapress
Over 30 African Health Ministers expected at conference
More than 30 Ministers of Health from African countries were scheduled to join other participants at Monday's opening of the Primary Health Care conference in Ouagadoudou, Burkina Faso, PANA reported. via Panapress
Saturday Apr 26 | Voice of America
African, International Business Leaders Share Technology Innovations During Burkina Faso Meeting
“You have vast natural resources, but more than that you have an incredible richness in human resources - nearly a billion people, almost two thirds of them under the age of 30 and anxious for progress, for opportunity, and for prosperity.”
African government and international business leaders have gathered in the capital of Burkina Faso to share innovative technology in use across Africa. via Voice of America
Thursday Apr 24 | United Nations
Ban Ki-moon encourages Ivorians to continue making headway in peace process
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today met with all the main political actors in Cote d'Ivoire and encouraged them to continue making progress in the West African nation's peace process, as he wrapped up a ... via United Nations
Thursday Apr 24 | CIO







