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Burundi’s air departures are rising sharply. Where are the passengers going?
Air travel out of Burundi is rising at its fastest pace in years, and a widening gap in passenger traffic through Nairobi suggests a...
DURBAN, South Africa — For more than a decade, Burundian asylum seeker "Ndayizeye" built a life in South Africa. Like many migrants from the...
How Burundi’s biggest market became one of its longest urban redevelopment projects
A BURUNDI TIMES SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONTHE LOST MARKET | PART ONEThe empty site that became a symbol of delayFor more than a decade, one of...
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...
Air Canada pilot accused of flying for 17 years without correct licence
Air Canada said the pilot was immediately removed from duty once the false documents were discovered last year. "The company voluntarily reported the matter...
Climate Justice: Historic African Court case puts States’ climate obligations under spotlight
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights has received or is expected to receive a record 107 submissions in a landmark climate change...
WHO calls for ceasefire as conflict disrupts Ebola response in Eastern DR Congo
The head of the World Health Organisation has appealed directly to armed groups operating in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to declare a ceasefire,...
Ghana rejects $109M U.S. health deal over data concerns, halts talks
Ghana has rejected a proposed $109 million health cooperation agreement with the United States, halting negotiations over concerns tied to data-sharing requirements, according to...
IMF Africa Outlook 2026: Inflation, food prices, and growth risks explained
African economies are facing renewed cost-of-living pressures as the war in the Middle East threatens to drive up inflation and disrupt food and energy...
Global energy, finance leaders warn of prolonged shock from Middle East war
The heads of the International Energy Agency, International Monetary Fund, and World Bank Group on Tuesday warned that the war in the Middle East...
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