La Coordination nationale de lutte contre la fraude (CNLF) a présenté un important lot de produits frauduleux, saisis lors de récentes opérations de contrôle menées sur le territoire national. C'est ce qu'a rapporté l'Agence d'information du Burkina, ce mercredi 11 mars 2026, à Ouagadougou.
Au total, les produits interceptés sont estimés à plus de 63 millions de francs CFA. L'on note parmi les marchandises saisies 30 tonnes de riz d'une valeur d'environ 12 millions de francs CFA, 4 649 cartouches de cigarettes évaluées à 46,5 millions de francs CFA, ainsi que 1 250 poulets impropres à la consommation estimés à près de 5 millions de francs CFA. Ces produits ont été présentés à la presse lors d'une opération de communication visant à informer l'opinion publique sur les résultats des actions de lutte contre la fraude.
À travers ces saisies, la Coordination nationale de lutte contre la fraude réaffirme sa détermination à intensifier les contrôles afin de protéger l'économie nationale, préserver la santé des consommateurs et lutter contre les circuits de commercialisation illicites. Ces opérations s'inscrivent dans la stratégie des autorités visant à renforcer la régulation des marchés et à assainir les activités commerciales sur l'ensemble du territoire.
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Source : Agence d'information du Burkina
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This chapter explores the role of social cohesion in African post-colonial state- and nation-building. It argues that understandings of social cohesion, rooted in pre-colonial traditions and concepts, were central to political and intellectual debates during decolonization in the 1960s and remain relevant today. Drawing on ethnophilosophical sources, such as oral traditions, proverbs, and communal practices, as well as social theories of African humanism and socialism, this chapter identifies core African notions of interconnectedness, collective responsibility, and the common good. Concepts including ubuntu, ujamaa, harambee, and other local philosophies illustrate how interdependence, identity, lineage, and community well-being shaped both traditional societies and post-independence political visions. African leaders and intellectuals invoked these ideas to legitimize distinctive paths of development, often contrasting them with Western models of statehood and individualism. At the same time, tensions arose between local, national, and pan-African identities, and between communal ideals and the practicalities of mass societies. By situating these debates historically and conceptually, this chapter demonstrates that social cohesion has been a constitutive element of African state- and nation-building and offers insights into contemporary challenges of inclusion, identity, and unity across diverse societies.
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