Good governance
PARCEM Renews Push for Budget Reforms as MPs Question Spending Transparency
Lack of execution, poor oversight, and political resistance put Burundi’s programme-based budgeting experiment under scrutiny.
PARCEM Warns Economic Restrictions Are Stifling Growth in Burundi
Restrictive market policies threaten economic growth, says the local civil society group PARCEM.
Burundi President Questions Disappearance of Fuel Reserves as SOPEBU Scandal Unfolds
Preliminary figures reveal SOPEBU's loss of 19 million liters of diesel and 12 million liters of gasoline, a shocking blow to the state-owned...
Burundi President Calls for National Unity to Combat Corruption
"Collective action is crucial to combat corruption," says President Evariste Ndayishimiye at anti-corruption retreat.
Burundi’s Financial Intelligence Unit Faces Scrutiny Over Operational Deficiencies
OLUCOME calls for the strengthening of CNRF to combat financial crimes.
12 Years After Bujumbura Central Market Fire: OLUCOME Demands Action on Market Safety
OLUCOME criticizes government inaction and calls for stronger safety measures to prevent future market fires.
PARCEM Urges Accountability and Effective Management of $168 Million Foreign Aid
“If properly utilized, these funds have the potential to generate foreign currency," says Faustin Ndikumana
“Where Is the Nation’s Money Going?”: Burundi Speaker Slams Corruption and Self-Interest
Burundi’s national prosperity is under threat, says Speaker, as corruption and mismanagement continue to plague the country.
