From October 1, 2025, the Burkinabe public administration will no longer accept checks as a means of payment. A circular dated September 9 from the Ministry of Economy and Finance puts an end to their use, including certified checks, due to repeated payment incidents and additional costs that burden public treasury. Only cash, mobile money,…...
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