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Burundi Police to introduce first dedicated training on Journalist Safety

Burundi's National Police is preparing to introduce its first dedicated training module on the safety of journalists, freedom of expression and the right to...

Africa wants more girls in Tech, but digital divide slows progress

African governments and education partners are pushing for greater participation of girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields as the continent seeks...

DR Congo, Rwanda report progress at Geneva security talks under Washington Peace Accord

Officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda reported progress on key security commitments during a meeting in Geneva this week, as the...

Burundi Court to rule within two months on CNL leadership dispute

Burundi's Supreme Court on Thursday reserved judgment in a closely watched case that will determine who legally leads the opposition National Congress for Liberty...

Burundi’s Karate boom continues with historic 49-Medal performance

Burundi finished third at the 16th Central African Karate Championships after winning a record 49 medals during the regional tournament held in Bujumbura over...

Russia courts AU Chair Burundi as Lavrov, Ndayishimiye hold talks on cooperation and regional security

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met President Évariste Ndayishimiye on Friday during a visit to Burundi that underscored Moscow's efforts to deepen its engagement...

Zimbabwe enacts sweeping Constitutional changes, extending Mnangagwa’s time in office

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed into law sweeping constitutional amendments that extend his presidency by two years to 2030, postpone the country's next...

Ndayishimiye calls for Dialogue, Unity during talks with Congolese opposition

Évariste Ndayishimiye, the current chairperson of the African Union, on Monday hosted a delegation of opposition political leaders and senior religious figures from the...

EAC says wheat and cooking oil deficits persist despite record growth in food production

East African agriculture ministers have warned that the region continues to face shortages of wheat and edible oils despite growing production of key staple...

Burundi to require all newly imported passenger vehicles to be Electric or Hybrid from 2027

Burundi will require all newly imported passenger cars and jeep-type vehicles ordered from Jan. 1, 2027, to be electric or hybrid under a provision...

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