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IMF projects Burundi economy could nearly double by 2031

Burundi's economy could expand to nearly $10 billion by 2031 as growth in agriculture, mining and electricity generation helps sustain one of the country's...

Burundi’s Fiscal Gamble: Can the Government Finance Growth Without Donors?

As foreign financing turns increasingly negative, Burundi is betting on a 75% increase in domestic revenue over two years to fund development, service debt...

Burundi Brings Mulembwe Hydropower Plant Online as It Seeks to Ease Chronic Energy Shortages

Burundi on Tuesday commissioned the Mulembwe hydropower plant, the second major facility completed under the Jiji-Mulembwe energy project, in a move government officials say...

Burundi Passes Largest Budget in History, Betting on a Massive Revenue Surge

Burundi's Parliament has approved a record 7.02 trillion Burundi franc ($2.35 billion) national budget for the 2026/27 fiscal year, endorsing an ambitious spending plan...

World Bank: Middle East conflict may trigger new fuel, food and fertiliser price shock in Burundi

The escalating conflict in the Middle East could increase the cost of fuel, food and agricultural inputs in Burundi, adding fresh pressure on households...

East Africa is trading more than ever before, but not enough with itself

The East African Community's total trade grew by 25.4% to $156.6 billion in 2025, according to the EAC Quarterly Statistics Bulletin. Yet trade among...

EAC’s newest members at 0% payment as outstanding contributions hit $80 million

Three of the East African Community's newest members owe nearly $60 million in outstanding contributions and arrears, highlighting the financial pressures facing the regional...

EAC considers sanctions, compensation for illegal trade barriers

The East African Community (EAC) is considering introducing sanctions and compensation measures aimed at curbing illegal trade barriers that continue to hinder cross-border commerce...

Burundi parliament raises alarm over harmful beverages, calls for special audit

Burundi's parliament on Friday said state revenue collection exceeded projections during the first half of the 2025-26 fiscal year, while lawmakers expressed concern over...

SOSUMO Under Pressure to Increase Sugar Production After Audit Review

Burundi's parliament has called for urgent reforms at the Moso Sugar Company (SOSUMO) after reviewing a final audit report by the Court of Accounts...

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