This Thursday's publications take into account the national strategy on community health, the controversy surrounding a store of the National Food Security Stock Management Company (SONAGESS) located in Gounghin and the launch of heritage month. 'Heritage Month: citizens, take ownership of your sites! », displays the state daily Sidwaya on its headline. The newspaper reports that according to the assistant secretary in charge of communications, Adama first twin Segda, heritage month provides the opportunity to celebrate our roots, our customs and our common values. The public daily continues that for Ms. Segda, over the coming weeks we will have the chance to explore our history through exhibitions, conferences and workshops For Sidwaya, the Minister in charge of communication, Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, appropriating the words of the Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, urges people to visit heritage spaces and sites, in particular museums, the courts of kings and chiefs traditional, religious enclosures … The newspaper of all Burkinabè continued that the minister in charge of communication called on customary and religious authorities of all faiths to take sufficient ownership of the celebration of cultural heritage. From another angle, the dean of private dailies, Observateur Paalga displays on its front page 'SONAGESS Gounghin: Controversy around the destruction of shops'. The newspaper informs that municipal police officers destroyed the shops located along the SONAGESS Gounghin wall. The colleague reports that according to the traders' spokesperson Kassoum Zongo, police officers had informed them around March 11, 2024 that SONAGESS was asking them to vacate along its wall for construction reasons. Observer Paalga adds that, however, when asked the deadline given to them to vacate the premises, the traders received no response. The dean of private daily newspapers writes that moreover, these traders moved their shop one meter after the contractor of the future project reassured them that this would allow him to build his wall without difficulty. The private daily Le Pays, for its part, displays 'Community health in Burkina: The national strategy in 4 axes' on its headline. The newspaper reports that according to the Secretary General of the Ministry in charge of Health, Dr Issa Ouédraogo, the implementation of this strategy is inspired by the vision of the Ministry of Health, to have an accessible health system. , efficient and above all resilient. The country adds that for the representative of technical and financial partners, Dr James Mugaju, the 2024-2028 national strategy will promote the establishment of a consensual, multi-sectoral and unifying programmatic framework for the entire health department. Source: Burkina Information Agency
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