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Kigali’s $404 Million roads deal: What new 2026 findings reveal about procurement and accountability

KIGALI — A US$404 million infrastructure project intended to reshape Kigali’s road network is facing renewed scrutiny as Rwanda’s latest public finance reviews highlight...

AI fuels new wave of Mobile Money fraud across East Africa, INTERPOL warns

East Africa has emerged as one of Africa's leading hotspots for mobile money fraud and ransomware attacks targeting critical infrastructure, as artificial intelligence increasingly...

Burundi warns diplomats after RED-Tabara video featuring woman who says she worked in Canada

Burundi's foreign minister Edouard Bizimana said the government is monitoring diplomats it accuses of involvement in "hostile acts" after a video circulated on social...

Ndayishimiye hails consensus on 2027 elections as Opposition concerns persist

President Évariste Ndayishimiye said Friday that preparations for Burundi's 2027 presidential election are progressing under a spirit of consensus after chairing a meeting with...

UN warns Rule of Law is eroding in Uganda amid growing military role

The United Nations' top human rights official warned Thursday that the rule of law is steadily eroding in Uganda, citing growing military involvement in...

Burundi Army pushes back against online criticism as debate over military transparency moves to social media

Burundi's military has publicly rejected claims circulating on social media about the state of the country's armed forces, prompting a response from rights activist...

118 children targeted in Burundi Child Trafficking case as school holidays raise new concerns

An anti-trafficking watchdog has warned that Burundi's long school holidays remain a period of heightened risk for child trafficking after citing a 2025...

Burundi exports 1,235 tonnes of critical minerals in two weeks as government eyes value addition

Burundi has exported 1,235 tonnes of critical minerals over the past two weeks, as the government steps up efforts to expand the country's mining...

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...

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