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Religious Leaders Condemn Election Irregularities as Interior Minister Warns Against Disruptive Statements

While faith leaders and opposition parties denounce voting irregularities, the Interior Ministry urges critics to follow legal procedures and threatens action against ‘disruptive...

Rights Groups Warn of Rising Child Exploitation in Burundi

Despite existing laws, child labor remains widespread in Burundi, with children working in mines, homes, and street markets, rights groups warn on World...

Burundi’s Ruling Party Wins All Parliamentary Seats in Disputed Election

Official results show ruling party CNDD-FDD winning all seats in parliament, with opposition parties and independent candidates left empty-handed.

CNDD-FDD Set to Dominate Local Councils as Rights Commission Flags Election Concerns

Preliminary results show the ruling CNDD-FDD dominating local councils, as the national human rights commission flags electoral irregularities and calls for tighter oversight.

Five Years On, Questions Persist Over Patriotism in Burundi

Critics say political disagreements are often mistaken for a lack of patriotism, complicating national unity as Burundi marks five years of Patriotism Day.

Burundi’s Fight Against Child Trafficking Crumbles After Sudden U.S. Aid Cut

Trump-era aid cuts leave Burundi’s child protection services in crisis, halting anti-trafficking efforts nationwide.

Burundi’s Ruling Party Denies Allegations of Voter Intimidation During Recent Elections

CNDD-FDD refutes claims of coercion and misconduct, says opposition must provide evidence.

Burundi’s June 5 Elections Draw Mixed Reactions from Observers and Opposition

Despite reports of peaceful voting and transparent processes from local and international observers, opposition groups allege fraud and call for accountability amid claims...

U.S. Imposes Visa Ban on Burundians Over High Overstay Rates

Washington cites high visa overstay rates as reason for restricting Burundians from entering the U.S. on student, tourism, and business visas.

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