Health
Burundi’s HIV Response Falters Following U.S. Aid Cut, Warns Advocacy Group
People living with HIV in Burundi are in a state of panic, fearing a shortage of antiretroviral drugs, says CAPES+
Burundi Uncovers Zika Virus and Rare Malaria Strain in Disease Surveillance Push
Officials say the discoveries will help improve early response strategies as the country continues its fight against malaria, the leading cause of death...
Burundi Takes Major Step in Malaria Prevention with Vaccine Rollout
A new vaccination campaign targeting high-risk regions aims to significantly reduce malaria cases, with over 257,000 children set to receive the malaria vaccine...
Burundi Announces New Bonuses for Doctors to Address Wage Discontent
New allowances for doctors aim to tackle low salaries as Burundi faces a growing exodus of healthcare professionals.
Burundi to Hold Discussions With Health Sector Unions Over Wage Demands
With medical professionals demanding better pay, Burundi’s labor council steps in to mediate talks between the government and unions.
Burundi’s Health Workers Union Calls for Unconditional Release of Doctors Detained Over Wage Demands
"The detention of these medical professionals is not only an act of violence but also anti-union and anti-democratic," FNSS says.
Burundi Implements Preventive Measures Amid Looming Marburg Outbreak
Health authorities in Burundi step up vigilance with enhanced border screenings and public awareness efforts to prevent Marburg virus from crossing borders.
Over 3,200 Infected with MPOX in Burundi as Minister Leads Review of Response
With 3,236 infected, Burundi’s government reviews strategy to fight MPOX and prevent further spread.
