Trade

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Trade

ABUCO Pushes for Compliance with New Food Prices as Public Skepticism Grows

Government moves to regulate food prices, but skepticism lingers over enforcement and market response..

TechnologyTrade

Burundi President Proposes Streamlining Government Ministries to Enhance Efficiency

"The Ministry of Commerce has not been of any benefit to the Burundian people. If it were abolished, no one would lose anything,"...

Trade

Illegal Fuel Imports on the Rise in Burundi as Shortages Persist: Reports

Fuel smuggling surges in Burundi as shortages continue, with drivers turning to illegal routes amid government crackdowns.

Trade

PARCEM Calls for Urgent Action as Burundi Faces Ongoing Foreign Currency Crisis

With a dwindling trade balance and increasing import costs, PARCEM urges the Burundian government to implement a sustainable strategy to reverse the country’s...

Trade

Burundians Voice Frustration Over Skyrocketing Meat Prices as New Year Celebrations Loom

Consumers across Burundi are grappling with sharp increases in meat prices, with many unable to afford the rising costs as the New Year...

Trade

Burundian President Gives Trade Ministry 15 Days to Address Price Speculations

President Ndayishimiye urges the Ministry of Trade to resolve price speculation crisis, threatening reshuffling if no progress is made.

Trade

Bujumbura Leads Crackdown on Price Gouging, Shuts Down Bars and Hotels for Violating Price Regulations

In response to widespread price hikes, Burundi authorities implement strict measures, closing businesses and enforcing price controls.

EconomyTrade

Burundi’s Private Sector Faces Closure Amid Prolonged Economic Crisis

Hotels and transport agencies warn of imminent closures as economic struggles persist.

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