10 FAITS INTÉRESSANTS À APPRENDRE SUR LE BURKINA FASO
Le Burkina Faso est un pays enclavé en Afrique de l'Ouest, entouré de six autres pays: le Mali, le Niger, le Bénin, le Togo, le Ghana et la Côte d'Ivoire. La langue officielle du Bourkina Faso est le français, bien que de nombreuses autres langues soient également parlées, notamment Mooré, Joula et Foulfouldé.
Le Burkina Faso était à l'origine connu sous le nom de la Haute-Volta, un nom qui a été donné au pays par des colonisateurs français, à la fin du 19e siècle. Le nom Haute Volta faisait référence à l'emplacement du pays, qui est situé le long des tronçons supérieurs de la rivière Volta.
L'histoire du Bourkina Faso remonte au 11ème siècle, lorsque les royaumes de Mossi ont été établis dans la région. Le peuple Mossi était des agriculteurs et des guerriers qualifiés, et leurs royaumes se sont développés pour devenir parmi les plus grands, et les plus puissants d'Afrique de l'Ouest. Ils ont échangé avec des tribus voisines, et étaient connus pour leurs industries en terrassement et textile. À la fin du XIXe siècle, le Burkina Faso est devenu un protectorat français, et les royaumes Mossi ont été progressivement incorporés dans l'empire colonial français. Après une longue lutte pour l'indépendance, le Burkina Faso a acquis sa liberté de France, en 1960.
Le premier président du pays, Maurice Yaméogo, a établi un État à parti unique, mais il a été renversé lors d'un coup d'État en 1966. Dans les années qui ont suivi, le Bourkina Faso a traversé une série de coups d'État et de bouleversements politiques. Le capitaine Thomas Sankara a saisi le pouvoir en 1983, et s'est lancé dans un programme de réformes sociales et économiques, notamment la redistribution des terres, l'éducation gratuite et les soins de santé, et une campagne contre la corruption. Le gouvernement de Sankara était populaire, parmi les jeunes et les pauvres, mais il a également été critiqué pour son autoritarisme et ses violations des droits de l'homme.
Sankara a été assassinée lors d'un coup d'État en 1987, et son ancien ami et allié, Blaise Commpaoré, a pris le pouvoir. Compaoré a gouverné le pays pendant 27 ans, pendant lesquels le Bourkina Faso est devenu un acteur clé de la politique régionale. Compaoré a été renversé dans un soulèvement populaire en 2014, et le pays a depuis traversé une période de transition politique et de consolidation. Aujourd'hui, le Bourkina Faso est une société dynamique avec un riche patrimoine culturel, et un engagement envers la démocratie et les droits de l'homme.
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Ouagadougou, capital of Burkina Faso, West Africa
A short, light-hearted tribute to the Burkinabè city which has interested me very much over the years. As I seem to be regularly revising this video, if it disappears, search again for the latest version!
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Pendjari National Park in Tanguieta, Benin
The Pendjari National Park lies in north western Benin, adjoining the Arli National Park in Burkina Faso. Named for the Pendjari River, the national park is known for its wildlife and is home to some of the last populations of big game like the African forest elephant, West African lion, hippopotamus, buffalo, and various antelopes in West Africa. The park is also famous for its richness in birds.
The Pendjari National Park is an area of 2,755 square kilometres in the far north-west of Benin. The park is part of the WAP complex which is a vast protected area in Benin, Burkina Faso and Niger. The hills and cliffs of the Atakora range make the north-west one of the most scenic areas of Benin. They provide a wonderful backdrop to the Pendjari National Park, which, in its isolation, remains one of the most interesting in West Africa.
5 Reasons to Visit Pendjari
• Stunning landscapes and plentiful wildlife make Pendjari a dream for photographers and nature lovers alike.
• Pendjari is the last remaining safari destination in West Africa that offers the chance to see both lion and elephant in the wild.
• Over 360 bird species have been recorded in Pendjari, including rarities such as the Egyptian plover and black crowned crane.
• Unspoilt by mass tourism, Pendjari offers a crowd free safari experience.
• A Pendjari safari can be easily combined with a swim at the beautiful Tanongou waterfalls and cultural visits to traditional Tata Somba homesteads and Peulh camps.
The reserve covers a diversity of plant formations such as grass, shrubs, woodland and forested savannahs, as well as open forests and gallery forests. It is renowned for its rich fauna and a great variety of bird species.
In March 2009 it was nominated as a tentative site for UNESCO's World Heritage Site program, and in July 2017 it was officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of a transnational extension of the W-Arly-Pendjari Complex.
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Border crossing, Burkina Faso - Ghana
Driving past the border from Burkina Faso (paved road) passing into Ghana (dirt road). Immigration/border checkpoints are not at the exact border but about 1km down the road on Burkina side and 5km down the Ghana side. This border crossing is between Leo (Burkina Faso) and Tumu (Ghana)
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Tiébélé Painted House | Traditional Mud Houses of Burkina Faso
Tiébélé Painted House | Traditional Mud Houses of Burkina Faso
Amazing round village called Tiebele located in the west African country of Burkina Faso, So about 20 km north of the Ghanian border. It occupies an area of approximately 1.2 hectares and Tiébélé is known for their amazing traditional Gourounsi architecture and elaborately decorated walls of their homes. It is inhabited by people of Kassena, who first settled the region in the 15th century, the oldest ethnic group in Burkina Faso. The Kassena people build their houses entirely of local materials: earth, wood and straw. Soil mixed with straw and cow dung is moistened to a state of perfect plasticity, to shape almost vertical surfaces. Today this technique is replaced by the use of mud brick molding walls with foundations resting on large stone. Tiébélé’s houses are built with defense in mind, whether that be against the climate or potential enemies. Walls are over a foot thick and the homes are designed without windows except for a small opening or two to let just enough light in to see. Front doors are only about two feet tall, which keeps the sun out and makes enemies difficult to strike. Roofs are protected with wood ladders that are easily retracted and the local beer (dolo) is brewed at home, people who continue to build on this extraordinary technology. This is a very ancient practice that dates from the sixteenth century AD.
Decoration of houses with frescoes, motivate the people of Kassena and its life and religion, women are engaged in this art work. This is not just decoration - a protection against rain. Dressmakers applied drawings, mixing dirt, chalk and manure. Each color is then polished stones, and at the end of the surface is covered with natural lacquer, specially prepared from the beans.
Women Gourounsi have a great manual dexterity and are really very gifted in the use of colors, symbols and traditional forms, since girls are initiated to the art of decoration. The painting is a group activity during a working day from ten to fifteen women complete the decoration of a single room; few realize the designs and provide other painting, food and music The drawings, sometimes in relief, are composed with abstract geometric patterns and stylized figures of animals like crocodiles, lizards, snakes, etc.. Ancestral symbols that depict centuries old, imbued with symbolic meanings associated traditional animism. Each decoration is unique and unrepeatable, although the signs are mythological applicants, the combination of designs and colors every time it is re-interpreted by women who are free to improvise and follow their creativity.
The colors used are black, white and red, the colors are made using local natural materials such as clay, kaolin and coal. To facilitate the application of color women use improvised brushes formed by guinea fowl feathers, sticks or small stones. The activity is held every year after the season of heavy rains, in conjunction with repairs needed to the walls in clay. In particular Tiebele of Burkina Faso decorations are performed during the annual cultural festival which includes non-stop musical performances and other activities; in such circumstances, the women Tiebele rival in creating wonderful drawings encouraged with the offer of local beer, stopping only to sing and dance with the bands of musicians that run through the narrow streets of the village. The task of women is very laborious and involves numerous stages of work: is first regularized the wall surface with bare hands by applying a mixture of clay and dung Zebu, once dried, the bottom is treated with a layer of laterite red that is used as the basis for the formation of the drawings. A finished design, are passed through the edges of the figures, everything is finally fixed and polished with a waterproofing treatment produced from the leaves of acacia or butter cartitè.
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IBRAHIM TRAORE CONGRATULATED BURKINA COTTON FARMERS FOR THEIR LARGEST HARVEST IN 2024
Cotton industry: UNPCB dedicates fields to Captain Ibrahim Traoré.
As part of the 2023-2025 agro-sylvo-pastoral and fisheries offensive, the Minister of Agriculture visited an agricultural site of the National Union of Cotton Producers of Burkina (UNPCB) on Monday, September 30, 2024. This area is located in the province of Houet, Hauts-Bassins region.
On this area, the UNPCB board of directors dedicated two test fields, respectively of one hectare of cotton and corn, to Captain Ibrahim Traoré and members of his government. Having benefited from subsidized tractors, fertilizers and seeds, the members of the UNPCB thus wish to express their gratitude to the authority.
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Major General Saddam Haftar, Chief of Staff of the Land Forces of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, arrived in the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou, on a two-day official visit.
He is being visited in his capacity as an envoy of the Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, and the visit aims to strengthen military and security cooperation between Libya and Burkina Faso.
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mapa de Ghana [ Africa ]
Ghana,11 oficialmente la República de Ghana (inglés: Republic of Ghana),312 es un país del oeste de África constituido como una república presidencialista. Limita al norte con Burkina Faso, al este con Togo, al oeste con Costa de Marfil y al sur con el golfo de Guinea. El territorio fue objeto de constantes expediciones europeas, principalmente de portugueses, británicos y neerlandeses, y de menor grado de daneses, suecos y prusianos, para el comercio de la gran cantidad de oro que hay por toda la zona. Por eso, al territorio se le denominó «Costa de Oro».
Actualmente, el país es una de las democracias más potentes del continente, destacando el importante papel que ejerce en la organización más importante de la zona: la Unión Africana (UA). Además de esta, es miembro de otras organizaciones en las cuales el país no tiene un papel preponderante: las Naciones Unidas (ONU), la Mancomunidad de Naciones (más conocida por su nombre en inglés Commonwealth of Nations) y la Organización Mundial del Comercio (OMC), entre otras.13
Con una superficie de 238 533 km²,2 y una población de 32 265 837 habitantes, Ghana es el 82º país más grande y el 46º más poblado, además de poseer una densidad de población de 102 habitantes por kilómetro cuadrado. En los últimos años, el país ha crecido demográfica y económicamente, con un Índice de Desarrollo Humano (IDH) de 0.611 (2019),14 y un producto interior bruto (PIB) de más de 130 000 millones de dólares. map of Ghana El territorio está dividido en 10 regiones administrativas, que a su vez se dividen en 138 distritos y estos en 16 000 comités.55 Las regiones administrativas tienen nombres de la Época Colonial, y estas regiones son: Gran Acra, Ghana Occidental, Ghana Oriental, Ghana Central, Ashanti, Volta, Brong-Ahafo, Ghana Septentrional, Alta Ghana Oriental y Alta Ghana Occidental.55 No tienen elecciones a gobernador, ya que estos los designa el presidente de la nación.55
Cada distrito tiene una Asamblea de Distrito formada por miembros elegidos y designados.56 El 70% de los miembros son elegidos por la población, y el restante 30% son nombrados por el presidente.56 De los asientos reservados para los designados, el 50% están destinados a las mujeres.56 A pesar de esto, las mujeres representan solo una pequeña proporción de los miembros de la Asamblea de Distrito, la cual es inferior al 10%. Ghana se encuentra situada en el oeste de África. Limita al norte con Burkina Faso, al este con Togo, al oeste con Costa de Marfil y al sur con el golfo de Guinea. Es, además, uno de los países por los que cruza el Meridiano de Greenwich por el este.583
Con una superficie de 238 533 km²,2 es el 82º país más grande del mundo. Aproximadamente la mitad del país está a menos de 150 metros sobre
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El lago Volta, es el 23.º más extenso del mundo pero también forma el embalse más grande del mundo con una superficie de 8502 km².61 Para ello, en la parte sur del lago se construyó la presa de Akosombo donde confluyen dos ríos: el Volta Blanco y el Volta Negro, que a partir de ahí forman un solo río.62 Esta construcción ha tenido grandes problemas medioambientales, aunque genera gran parte de la energía para Togo y Benín. Ghana tiene una gran diversidad en cuanto a flora y fauna se refiere. Los animales más típicos que se pueden encontrar son leopardos, elefantes, antílopes, búfalos, leones, y aves y mariposas típicas del clima tropical.64 En cuanto a las plantas, principalmente se puede encontrar manglares y palmeras.64
Biodiversidad de Ghana
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Mangifera Adonidia merrillii Opuntia cochenillifera Murraya paniculata
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Porrón Común Bucorvus abyssinicus Loxodonta Africana Cercopithecus mona
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Clima
Contraste de relieves ghaneses. De arriba abajo: el Río Volta en la Ghana Oriental, un panorama de las Montañas Akwapim en la Volta, y los Acantilados del Nakpanduri en la Ghana Septentrional.
En la mayor parte del país es un clima tropical, ya sea húmedo o seco, dependiendo de la época del año,65 así también, la temperatura varía por la estación del año y la elevación.66 Generalmente, las más bajas son en agosto y las más altas son en marzo.66 Entre diciembre y marzo, el harmattan, sopla un viento seco de origen desértico desde el noreste lo que supone una reducción de la humedad y días calurosos y noches frías al norte; este viento, también, se puede sentir en enero al sur del país