Netherlands to Shut Down Embassy in Burundi as Part of Cost-Cutting Plan
The Dutch government’s decision to scale back its diplomatic presence follows a comprehensive review of its foreign policy in response to shifting global...
Burundian Christians Struggle to Celebrate Easter Amid Deepening Economic Hardship
Government efforts to curb inflation fall short as Burundians struggle with rising prices, fuel scarcity, and currency shortages during Easter.
Opposition MP Raises Alarm Over Arrests and Disappearances of Pro-Rwasa Supporters
At least 15 pro-Rwasa supporters have been detained without legal grounds, MP Simon Bizimungu warns, as fears of political repression grow ahead of...
IMF Warns of Persistent Inflation, Economic Distortions in Burundi Amid Reform Stagnation
Monetary financing, low reserves, and a dual exchange rate system risk derailing Burundi’s economic recovery, says the International Monetary Fund.
Burundian Association Urges Politicians to Focus on Development, Not Division Ahead of 2025 Elections
As Burundi prepares for June polls, ABA association urges political leaders to drop hate speech and prioritize policies that foster unity and long-term...
Administrator of Vyanda Commune Jailed in Maize Embezzlement Scandal
Over 22 million BIF meant for local maize purchases vanishes, landing Vyanda commune’s leader and ANAGESSA representative behind bars.
CENI Sets May 13 as Official Start Date for 2025 Campaign Season
As Burundi enters a critical electoral phase, the national electoral body reports that over six million citizens are registered to vote in the...
Burundian Stakeholders Push for Closer Media–Government Ties to Strengthen Information Credibility
With the electoral period fast approaching, calls grow for reliable information flow between state institutions and the media.
FRODEBU Renews Call for Justice on 31st Anniversary of President Ntaryamira’s Assassination
Three decades on, the truth behind the 1994 plane crash that killed Burundi President Cyprien Ntaryamira remains elusive, as FRODEBU urges renewed efforts...
