President William Ruto's decision to bar foreigners from small-scale trading has unsettled Burundians working in Kenya, prompting Bujumbura to seek assurances from Nairobi.
ByBreaking BurundiSeptember 5, 2026A recent Court of Auditors audit found financial management shortcomings at the country’s medicines procurement agency, prompting MPs to demand answers over persistent...
ByBreaking BurundiSeptember 4, 2026The warning comes as Burundi tightens enforcement of a requirement for all foreign nationals residing in the country to carry a dedicated identity...
ByBreaking BurundiAugust 31, 2026The government says suspected perpetrators could face severe penalties, including terrorism charges, as investigations intensify into a series of fires that have devastated...
ByMoïse NdayiragijeAugust 28, 2026COSYBU and CSB urge authorities and other stakeholders to take coordinated action to address the fuel supply crisis and recurring commercial fires, which...
ByBreaking BurundiAugust 27, 2026Opposition parties and civil society groups are pressing the government to investigate the repeated fires and support affected traders.
ByBreaking BurundiAugust 25, 2026The group questions why investigations into recurring market fires rarely produce public answers, calling the disasters a “war” against citizens' livelihoods.
ByBreaking BurundiAugust 23, 2026President William Ruto's decision to bar foreigners from small-scale trading has unsettled Burundians working in Kenya, prompting Bujumbura to seek assurances from Nairobi.
September 5, 2026COSYBU and CSB urge authorities and other stakeholders to take coordinated action to address the fuel supply crisis and recurring commercial fires, which...
August 27, 2026Opposition parties and civil society groups are pressing the government to investigate the repeated fires and support affected traders.
August 25, 2026CNIDH says its prison visits uncovered widespread violations, including unlawful detention and cases involving civilians held for non-criminal offenses.
August 21, 2026