By Locéni Compaoré, Ouagadougou In Burkina Faso, the launch of state-owned companies with mixed participation, majority public participation or entirely owned by the state is widespread, such as the creation of the RPP (Revolution progressiste et populaire) itself, which celebrated its first year of proclamation on April 1, 2026. Today, the state wants to reclaim…...
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