Burundian President’s Remarks on Domestic Workers Spark Public Outcry in Bujumbura
“The highest-paid worker in Burundi is the domestic worker,” says President Ndayishimiye.
UN Rapporteur Reports Escalating Rights Violations in Burundi
Report to the Human Rights Council cites intimidation in elections, land confiscations, and abuses against refugees amid worsening socio-economic conditions
Bujumbura Drowns in Plastic Waste Despite Government Efforts, Activists Warn
Plastic bottles and bags continue to choke Bujumbura’s streets and drains, threatening Lake Tanganyika and public health as the rainy season approaches.
Burundi’s Teachers’ Union Criticizes State of Education as New School Year Begins
With too few teachers, scarce textbooks, and overcrowded classes, the new school year starts under difficult conditions for Burundian pupils, according to FENASSEB.
PARCEM Chief Clashes with Prime Minister over Civil Society’s Role in Development
Work is divided, and nobody can force me to farm,” says Faustin Ndikumana.
Civil Society Groups Demand Transparency as Government Plans to Recruit Over 2,000 Teachers
Calls for merit-based hiring grow amid concerns over political interference and bias in the upcoming recruitment of around 2,300 teachers nationwide.
PARCEM Renews Call for Government to Address Ongoing Economic Crisis
“We want tangible change in the economy, governance, and human rights,” says Faustin Ndikumana
PARCEM Warns of Arusha Accords ‘Collapse’ as Burundi Marks 25 Years Since Historic Peace Deal
Advocacy group says Arusha principles are failing, with declining power-sharing, flawed elections, and worsening economic conditions in Burundi.
Burundi President Reflects on Two Decades of Ruling Party’s Leadership
"CNDD-FDD inherited a nation in ruins and helped lift it from despair," says president Evariste Ndayishimiye as the party marks 20 years in...
