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Burundi Army pushes back against online criticism as debate over military transparency moves to social media
Burundi's military has publicly rejected claims circulating on social media about the state of the country's armed forces, prompting a response from rights activist...
UEFA Nations back boycott of FIFA competitions over Private Investment Plan
European football entered one of its deepest governance disputes in decades on Thursday after all 55 UEFA member associations unanimously agreed to boycott FIFA...
COVID-19 origins back in spotlight after White House report and Fauci Senate testimony
The White House has renewed its assertion that COVID-19 most likely originated from a laboratory leak in Wuhan, China, launching an official webpage that...
Burundi exports 1,235 tonnes of critical minerals in two weeks as government eyes value addition
Burundi has exported 1,235 tonnes of critical minerals over the past two weeks, as the government steps up efforts to expand the country's mining...
WFP warns refugee food cuts could strain Burundi’s host communities
A looming suspension of food assistance for more than 130,000 refugees in Burundi could have consequences extending well beyond refugee camps, increasing pressure on...
China-Funded solar education project to benefit more than 9,000 People in Burundi
A new US$2 million China-funded initiative aimed at expanding access to reliable electricity in Burundi's education sector is expected to benefit about 9,300 people...
Bujumbura’s water system built for 2005 is still serving the City in 2026
Nearly 95% of the drinking water consumed in Bujumbura still comes from infrastructure built more than four decades ago, despite being designed to meet...
African leaders back local drug manufacturing as foreign aid shrinks
African leaders have committed to accelerating local production of medicines and vaccines as the continent faces declining international health assistance, placing greater emphasis on...
Burundi tightens cleanliness drive with weekly inspections and fines threat
Burundi's government has announced tougher enforcement of nationwide sanitation measures, introducing weekly inspections every Thursday and warning that people who violate hygiene regulations could...
EAC pushes new wave of border reforms as Burundi’s Kobero crossing faces regional review
The East African Community (EAC) is preparing to review operations at the Kobero/Kabanga One Stop Border Post on the Burundi-Tanzania frontier as part of...


