Technology
Burundian Telecom Subscribers Face Long Delays in SIM Card Re-Registration Campaign
Long queues and limited service points are forcing customers to wait for hours while telecom operators update subscriber records nationwide.
Burundi Child Rights Groups Call for Controls on Learners’ Use of Digital Devices
The appeal comes amid growing concerns that excessive and unsupervised use of smartphones and the internet is distracting students from their studies.
Burundi’s Mobile Money Users Targeted by Rising Online Scams Amid Weak Oversight
Despite rapid growth in mobile money services, Burundi lacks robust cybersecurity laws, clear operator accountability, and public awareness programs, fueling a surge in...
Internet Crisis Puts Strain on Burundi’s Economy and Daily Life
Internet providers blame power cuts, fuel shortages, and outdated infrastructure for Burundi’s worsening connectivity, leaving researchers, businesses, and newsrooms struggling.
Burundian President Defends Public Sector Exodus as Move Towards “Self-Reliance”
As thousands of doctors, teachers, and lecturers leave public service in search of better opportunities, President Ndayishimiye frames the departures as economic empowerment—despite...
Burundi Ramps Up Efforts to Resolve Internet Problems as Public Dissatisfaction Grows
ARCT unveils plans for solar-powered solutions and new towers to improve network reliability amid ongoing connectivity issues.
Burundian Consumers Call for Urgent Action on Failing Telecom Services
Consumer rights advocates say unreliable telecom services are hindering economic growth and daily communication, urging the government to take immediate action.
Burundi’s Tech Education Faces Hurdles as AI Grows and Internet Challenges Persist
Limited equipment and outdated training leave Burundian IT graduates underprepared for the job market.
