This paper presents an evaluation using carbon fiber microelectrode (CFME) for the determination of glyphosate in soils from Burkina Faso treated with Glyphonet SL 360 by square wave voltammetry (SWV). The maximum intensity of the electrochemical response signal of glyphosate has been optimized and conditions using a 0.2 M of phosphate buffer solution at pH 5.2 as supporting electrolyte and the SWV parameters frequency of 60 Hz, a scan increment of 10 mV and a pulse height of 60 mV. The limit of detection for glyphosate in the Glyphonet SL 360 formulation was 25 µg L -1 while the quantification limit was 83 µgL -1 with a linear dynamic range up to 50 µg L -1 . In these conditions, a sequence of experiments led to recoveries in the range 88.5 to 102.3% for soil samples spiked with 50, 100 and 200 µgL -1 of glyphosate with a standard deviation of 11.5, 4.2 and 2.3% respectively indicating the precision of the method. The optimized method was successfully applied to determine the residues of glyphosate in soils collected in the fields in two different dates from the application period.