#burkina-faso

#burkina-faso

President Trump is alive while his administration faces setbacks: grand juries decline indictments, public pushback for blaming transgender people, and global LGBTQ+ policy shifts.

Burkina Faso's junta criminalised homosexuality, imposing two to five years imprisonment, fines, and deportation for foreign nationals.

Tiebele, a UNESCO world heritage site in Burkina Faso, faces disintegration due to climate change and declining tourism.

Economic challenges impact relationships, especially within immigrant families returning home after long absences.

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible journalism amid critical global issues.

Capt. Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso is gaining attention for his unique leadership style and message.

Traore's rise reflects a significant generational shift in African leadership.

The Taliban and Burkina Faso are working to establish closer trade ties through cooperation in various sectors.