‎The first edition of the Ghanaian Gastronomy Festival was held on 20th December 2025 in Ouagadougou to showcase Ghana’s rich culinary heritage.‎‎Participants discovered several traditional dishes, including foutou, banku and pito, which were very

In Burkina Faso, soil depletion and excessive pesticide use threaten agricultural production. Faced with these challenges, organic bio-inputs are emerging as a sustainable solution. Research proves their effectiveness and in the field, producers confirm it: be

In her workshop filled with a thousand fragrances, Ariane RABO, founder of Chez Zaza, passionately prepares her delicious cream puffs. Having always loved this pastry, she puts all her expertise and a touch of love into it, offering everyone a truly sweet mome

The creation of Faso Guulgo is part of a large-scale program to transform the pastoral and fisheries sector. The aim is to make high-quality animal feed available at affordable prices throughout the country and in every season. Officially inaugurated in May 20

Virginie SAWADOGO is passionate about baking. She began her adventure when she was in her first year of university, by selling birthday cakes, pastries, and savory snacks. Over time, Virginie SAWADOGO developed her business into a company: Vini’s Cakes.

Kitchen utensils in hand, a woman is busy in the kitchen concocting a dish rooted in local culture: bean leaves tô, served with a by a balanite leaves sauce and smoked fish. Her name is Aziza SAWADOGO. Caterer by profession and cook by passion. Behind her lov

Axel NIKIEMA is a Master’s student in agronomy with a passion for gardening. It’s a passion he’s nurtured since childhood. Axel NIKIEMA has a variety of plants in his garden, including fruit, aromatic and ornamental plants. He also has variou

The Boulmiougou dam, located in the city of Ouagadougou, plays an important role in supplying water to one of the city’s largest vegetable producing sites. However, this dam is now threatened by progressive silting. The accumulation of sand and other was

“Babenda” is a traditional dish from Burkina Faso. Made from leaves, rice, groundnut powder and “soumbala”, it has become one of the country’s most emblematic dishes over the years. This blend of ingredients is simmered to produce

Germain TASSEMBEDO has been farming a 3.5-hectare field in Koubri (Burkina Faso) for 26 years, producing cabbage, chillies, maize and, more recently, wheat. As head of the Teeltaba cooperative, it was through a friend that he discovered the Support programme f

Cyrille Mano is an agronomy student with a passion for gardening. In 2021, he set up his own mini kitchen garden at home. His aim is to put into practice the theoretical knowledge he learned during his studies. After a difficult start, his first success with c

Korean chicken takes centre stage in this episode of Agri Food. This emblematic South Korean street food dish has a unique flavour and a crispy texture. The finely cut chicken is marinated in spices, coated in yellow corn flour and then fried. With an estimate