Amadou ZEBA is a seasoned journalist based in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, with a comprehensive portfolio covering a wide spectrum of topics. His reporting has delved into political unrest, social issues, cultural affairs, and economic developments within Burkina Faso and the broader West African region. ZEBA's work has brought to light significant events such as high-level political meetings, including the one convened by President Sandaogo Damiba with former Heads of State to deliberate on Burkina Faso's security crisis, and the notable absence of former President Roch Kaboré due to supporters' intervention.

ZEBA's journalism extends to in-depth coverage of infrastructure initiatives, legal matters, and personal stories of achievement and resilience. He has reported on the 'Espoir city' housing project, which aims to provide affordable housing units across Burkina Faso, and has covered the court proceedings of influential figures like Ollo Mathias Kambou of the Balai Citoyen movement and General Gilbert Diendéré. His articles have also shone a spotlight on individuals like Sawadogo Davis, an innovator building cars from scrap metal, and Briana, a student working in construction to support her family. ZEBA's reporting on land disputes, such as the eviction of residents in Komsilga, and his obituary for a soldier who died combating terrorism in the Sahel, demonstrate his commitment to telling the stories that shape the region.

Recognized for his contributions to journalism, ZEBA has been awarded the prestigious Mariam Lamizana Prize for his online press work promoting the elimination of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). His reporting has also encompassed judicial proceedings, including the corruption case involving Ousmane Guiro, and social issues like the ongoing fight against FGM. Through interviews with cultural figures such as Pingdwendé Gérard Kientega and Mousbila Sankara, ZEBA provides insights into the arts, culture, and sub-regional affairs. His coverage of protests in Loroum province against terrorist attacks and the acquisition of BNP Paribas' majority stake in BICIAB by Burkinabè banker Simon Tiemtoré highlights his range in reporting on political and financial topics.