Barack Obama and the Paradox of Race
Ouagadougou—Burkina Faso. On Thursday February 2, 2012, the American Center launched Black History Month with a Digital Video Conference (DVC) titled “Barack Obama and the Paradox of Race...
APAO Visits Alumni Project in Sanhoui
Sanhoui is a small village located in northern Burkina Faso, a region of low rainfall, high erosion and the constant threat of poverty and famine. The residents of Sanhoui and the surrounding ...
Former Burkinabe Prime Minister gives a conference on Leadership and the Role of the Youth
Ouagadougou—Burkina Faso. Former Burkinabe Prime Minister and Former Ambassador of Burkina Faso to the United States, Tertius Zongo, shared his experience as a leader with some 200
The American Healthcare System
On December 15, 2011, Embassy Ouagadougou hosted a Digital Video Conference about the United States healthcare system with Bob Enteen, an American medical journalist ...
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American Language Center Director speaks to University English Club
On Thursday, December 15, 2011, Lynn Hanson Ouédraogo, Director of the American Language Center of the U.S. Embassy visited the University of Ouagadougou English Club and led a discussion on gender roles and women’s choices in American society. Speaking to a group of 75 English Club members, she also presented information on the TOEFL exam, including testing strategies ...
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American Road Show Stops in Manga
On Thursday, December 1, 2011, the U.S. Embassy continued to Manag, bringing the American Road Show to the Central South region of Burkina Faso. The American Road Show brings Embassy programs to communities throughout Burkina Faso.
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American Road Show Visits Tenkodogo
On Wednesday, November 30, 2011, Ambassador Thomas Dougherty and several members of U.S. Mission traveled to Tenkodogo, the latest stop in “The American Road Show,” which brings Embassy-based programs to communities throughout Burkina Faso.
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2011 E-teacher participants receive certificates
On November 25, 2011, Deputy Chief of Mission, Mr. Christopher Davis, hosted a luncheon for six Burkinabe English teaching professionals who participated in the US Embassy’s E-teacher Program. During the previous academic year this group comprised of secondary and university level
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Fulbright and Humphrey information session in Bobo
Bobo Dioulasso-Burkina Faso. On Wednesday November 9, a team from the American Center held an information session at the Chamber of Commerce in Bobo DIoulasso on the Fulbright and Humphrey programs.
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Private Schools Provide Better Higher Education
On Thursday, November 3rd, the American Center hosted an Oxford Style debate on education, exploring the proposition “The private sector is better positioned to provide a superior education.” Burkinabè educators from the
