PARCEM Calls for Transparency in Tracking Foreign Currency from Diaspora
Push for disclosure of diaspora funds’ impact on economy comes amid presidential criticism over foreign currency bypassing banking system.
Gélase Daniel Ndabirabe Re-Elected as Speaker of Burundi’s Newly Elected National Assembly
Unopposed candidates sweep leadership roles as internal rules spark heated debate in Burundi’s new parliament.
Burundi Civil Society and Experts Warn of Escalating Corruption Despite Government Promises
As corruption deepens in the country, President Evariste Ndayishimiye vows to launch a new body to curb bribery.
Burundi’s Newly Elected Parliament Faces Constitutional Concerns Over Ministers Holding Dual Roles
Leadership expert warns of constitutional breach as three sitting ministers take seats in Burundi’s newly elected National Assembly, blurring the line between legislative...
Burundi Transport Operators Halt Services in Protest Over Heavy Fines Amid Fuel Shortage
Drivers say government-enforced ticket prices don’t match soaring fuel costs, forcing a nationwide service suspension that leaves passengers stranded.
Burundi Army Rejects Claims of Backing FDLR Fighters Targeting Banyamulenge in Eastern DRC
Gitega says accusations from a Banyamulenge self-defense group are false, reaffirming its peacekeeping mission in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
UPRONA Urges President to Reject Nomination of Controversial Communal Administrators
Appointing individuals previously accused of economic crimes would effectively serve to rehabilitate them without explanation to the public, according to Olivier Nkurunziza.
Burundian Diaspora Calls for Safer Migration Channels for Youth
Undocumented journeys to countries like Djibouti and Mozambique put Burundian youth at serious risk, say members of the diaspora.
Child Rights Group Concerned About Growing Trafficking of Burundian Children to Tanzania
Dozens of minors are reported to be illegally crossing into Tanzania every month, prompting urgent calls for coordinated action.
