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Construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), one of Africa's largest energy projects and one of its most controversial, has passed the...

President Évariste Ndayishimiye said the mass killings that devastated Burundi in 1972 were orchestrated by the country's rulers at the time and should not...

The International Monetary Fund has urged Burundi to accelerate long-delayed foreign exchange reforms, warning that the official value of the Burundi franc remains significantly...

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...

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

The Burundian government plans to create a new national Heroes' Square in Bujumbura and transform the current Melchior Ndadaye memorial into a cultural center,...

African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf and Burundi President Évariste Ndayishimiye discussed efforts to strengthen the African Union's capacity to respond to growing...

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...

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

The East African Community's renewed push to draft a constitution for a future Political Confederation is colliding with a geopolitical reality that may prove...