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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...

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...

New EAC Virology Centre expected to boost Burundi’s Outbreak response

Burundi is expected to benefit from a new East African Community regional virology hub launched in Uganda on Wednesday, a move aimed at strengthening...

Can East Africa’s new Virology Centre close the region’s pandemic preparedness gaps?

The East African Community (EAC) on Wednesday officially designated the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) as its Regional Centre of Excellence in Virology, a...

Can Public Clean-Up Campaigns solve Bujumbura’s waste problem?

Community clean-up campaigns have become a familiar sight across Burundi's commercial capital, with residents, local officials and security personnel regularly gathering to clear litter,...

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...

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...

Burundi plans to recruit 5,000 teachers as schools grapple with staff shortages

Burundi plans to recruit 5,000 teachers during the 2026-2027 fiscal year as the government seeks to ease staffing shortages in public schools and strengthen...

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...

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...

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