Zondoma Police Director Applauds Civil Society’s Role in Combating Insecurity

Gourcy:The Provincial Director of the National Police in Zondoma, Salif Yerbanga, commended the significant contributions of civil society in addressing insecurity within the province. The acknowledgment was made on October 17, 2026, during a public conference in Gourcy, focused on the Manifesto of the Popular Progressive Revolution.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Salif Yerbanga highlighted the challenging period faced by the Zondoma province due to terrorist threats and praised the local population's resilience. He noted that despite the difficult times when doubt nearly overwhelmed the community, the collective efforts and commitment of the province's residents were instrumental in pushing back the threats.

During the conference, organized by the Network of Intelligences for African Sovereignty, Yerbanga extended his congratulations to all participants for their patriotic efforts. He credited the achievements to the rise of Captain Ibrahim Traoré to power, along with the implementation of the Republican Peacebuilding Program (RPP).

Yerbanga emphasized the importance of maintaining this commitment, urging the community to continue fostering social cohesion and tolerance. He also advised the youth to avoid alcohol consumption, which he deemed incompatible with the goals of the ongoing revolution.