Sanaba:Banwa The national livestock vaccination campaign has successfully vaccinated more than 4,000 cattle, 650 small ruminants, and 6,500 poultry in the commune of Sanaba. The campaign ran from October 2 to 20, 2026, as announced by Mohamed Diarra, the head of the technical support zone in livestock.

According to Burkina Information Agency, this vaccination effort is part of the second phase of the Agro-Pastoral, Hydraulic and Fisheries Offensive. The initiative is designed to enhance the protection of national livestock against significant animal diseases. The campaign took place across various neighborhoods and villages in the municipality, attracting numerous livestock farmers to the livestock services for vaccinations.

Sanoussa Oudraogo, head of the livestock farmers in the village of Namassa, praised the initiative, highlighting its role in preserving animal health and supporting pastoral activities in the commune. Mohamed Diarra also expressed satisfaction with the farmers' engagement in the campaign. He noted that the strong participation demonstrated an increased awareness of the importance of vaccination in preventing animal diseases, minimizing livestock losses, and safeguarding the income of rural households.