Ziniar:Citizens of Ziniar have expressed their appreciation for the achievements made under President Ibrahim Traor's leadership in Burkina Faso over the past four years. Residents highlighted progress in various sectors, particularly education, security, and development, while also suggesting areas for further strengthening the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP) as its fourth anniversary approaches on September 30, 2026.

According to the Burkina Information Agency, Aim Oudraogo, a history and geography teacher, pointed out significant improvements in the education sector. He noted a shift towards technical and vocational training, with the construction of technical high schools and the establishment of the Technological Academy of Faso. Oudraogo stressed the need for better grassroots organization to foster social cohesion and support for the revolutionary ideals.

Writer Bambingnl Oudraogo praised the national progress, especially in sovereignty and economic investment. He called for stricter price controls on essential goods and greater support for cultural sectors impacted by security issues.

Journalist Alain Yamogo observed improvements in security, with enhanced equipment for the Defense and Security Forces, and stability in the economic sector despite initial fears of collapse. He noted ongoing development efforts despite the country's challenging circumstances.

Andra Lankoand, another journalist, emphasized the importance of raising awareness and securing the territory, crediting the government with awakening consciousness and promoting self-reliance. She called for increased focus on social cohesion to overcome political divisions and maintain national unity.

Residents' feedback in Ziniar included recommendations for continued investment, better grassroots organization, cultural sector support, essential goods price control, and enhanced social cohesion to consolidate the RPP achievements.