Burundi’s BRARUDI Acknowledges Beer Exports to DRC Amid Domestic Shortages
The brewery says foreign-currency shortages have left it with little choice but to export some beverages to the DRC, despite shortages at home.
PARCEM Calls for Concrete Action to Help Burundi’s Youth Achieve Their Aspirations
“Burundian youth need better roads, energy and mobility,” Faustin Ndikumana says, urging authorities to address the economic constraints preventing young people from building...
Burundi’s Fuel Shortage Deepens Transport Crisis, Fuels Black-Market Trade and Road Safety Concerns
Nearly five years into Burundi’s fuel crisis, persistent shortages are disrupting public transport, straining households and driving a growing black market, while some...
Burundi Waives Visa Fees for Participants at Continental Youth, Peace and Security Dialogue
The gathering comes as African countries grapple with youth unemployment, armed conflict and calls for greater inclusion of young people and women in...
Bujumbura Authorities Warn Riverbank Activities Are Shifting Territory Toward DR Congo, Rwanda
As river courses shift along Burundi’s borders, local authorities face accusations of failing to stop farming, mining and sand extraction blamed for the...
Burundians Face New Visa Requirement When Transiting Through Belgium
The measure took effect on Aug. 1 and applies to Burundian nationals transiting through Brussels and other Belgian airports, with several exemptions.
WFP to Cut Assistance to Congolese Refugees in Burundi From 75% to 50%
Planned aid cuts come as refugees face shortages of shelter, education and livelihood support.
Burundi’s BRARUDI Acknowledges Beer Exports to DRC Amid Domestic Shortages
The brewery says foreign-currency shortages have left it with little choice but to export some beverages to the DRC, despite shortages at home.
PARCEM Calls for Concrete Action to Help Burundi’s Youth Achieve Their Aspirations
“Burundian youth need better roads, energy and mobility,” Faustin Ndikumana says, urging authorities to address the economic constraints preventing young people from building...
WFP to Cut Assistance to Congolese Refugees in Burundi From 75% to 50%
Planned aid cuts come as refugees face shortages of shelter, education and livelihood support.
Burundi’s Supreme Court Chief Warns Commercial Court Delays Are Driving Away Investors
“Whenever we meet with banks and businesspeople, they complain about the commercial court,” Gamaliel Nkurunziza says as he calls for faster case resolution.