Hartaita

Hartaita is a village located in the Bouza Commune, in the Seyba Province of Burkina Faso. The village is situated approximately 50 kilometers north of the city of Fada N'gourma, which serves as the capital of the Alfa Préfecture.

Economic activities in the village of Hartaita are largely based on agriculture. The main crops grown in the area include sorghum, millet, and cowpeas. Livestock rearing is also practiced by local villagers, with animals such as cattle, goats, and sheep being raised for meat, milk, and hides.

The population of Hartaita is predominantly composed of people from the Mande ethnic group. The village has a small school that provides basic education to children in the area. Health services are also available, with a medical facility providing primary healthcare to the community.

In terms of geography, Hartaita is located in a region characterized by a savanna climate, with the village itself situated in a area of relatively flat terrain. The surrounding area is dotted with small hills and dry riverbeds, which are often dry during the drier months of the year.

The village is accessible via a network of dirt roads that connect it to surrounding communities. The primary modes of transportation in Hartaita are walking and motorcycle transportation, with occasional visits from larger vehicles. The village is relatively isolated due to its remote location, with communication with external communities primarily occurring through mobile phones.