Bissa Gold Donates 90 Tons of Corn to Affected Communities in Sabce, Burkina Faso

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Bissa Gold, a mining company, has taken steps to support communities in the commune of Sabce, Burkina Faso, by donating 90 tons of corn. The donation is part of a broader program aimed at providing food assistance to internally displaced people and affected communities. The gesture is a response to the challenging harvest season and the influx of internally displaced persons who have been hosted by local communities. The company's commitment to community relations is exemplified by its plans to distribute 500 tons of food valued at over 125 million CFA francs across the affected areas.

Key Takeaways:

  • Bissa Gold donated 90 tons of corn to the affected and internally displaced populations of the commune in Sabce, Burkina Faso, on Friday.
  • The donation is part of a broader program aimed at distributing 500 tons of food, valued at over 125 million CFA francs, across the affected areas.
  • The company's community relations manager, Kayaba Kabore, emphasized that the donation is made possible thanks to the commitment of the mine's managers, including the country director and the general manager.
  • The prefect and president of the Sabce special delegation (PDS), Aristide Bado, welcomed the significant support, stating it would help provide relief to beneficiary households.
  • Beneficiaries expressed gratitude to Bissa Gold officials and assured them that the food would be used wisely and in a transparent manner.
  • The donation is seen as an example of the company's commitment to community relations and its efforts to foster a climate of cooperation and mutual trust.

Statistics:

  • 90 tons of corn donated by Bissa Gold to the affected and internally displaced populations of the commune in Sabce, Burkina Faso.
  • 500 tons of food valued at over 125 million CFA francs to be distributed across the affected areas as part of Bissa Gold's broader program.
  • Bissa Gold's community relations manager, Kayaba Kabore, mentioned the mine's managers, including the country director and the general manager, as responsible for the company's commitment to the community.

Sources:

  • [Burkina Information Agency, 15 Sep 2025]