The government of Burkina Faso has scrapped visa fees for all African nationals travelling to the country. Authorities say the move is part of efforts at promoting Pan-African solidarity and boosting regional integration.
The decision by the military-ruled government came after a cabinet meeting, which was led by its leader, Captain Ibrahim Traore.
The countrys Security Minister, Mahamodou Sana says the move is expected to attract more visitors to the country, promote its tourism industry and showcase its rich cultural heritage.
