Trade
Civil Society Criticizes “Trial-and-Error” Approach in Burundi’s Mining Sector Following First Mineral Exports
The country's mining sector still lacks vision, transparency, and professionalism, according to PARCEM.
Burundi Launches First Mineral Export, Sparking Hope for Economic Turnaround
Ten containers of Burundian minerals were shipped to China this week as the government seeks new revenue sources to ease foreign currency shortages.
BRARUDI Raises Product Prices Amid Shortages, Drawing Consumer Outrage
The Consumer Association condemns the move as “excessive and unilateral,” warning it will further strain households already grappling with scarcity and price speculation...
Burundi Cracks Down on Non-Compliant Businesses in Aggressive Tax Enforcement Campaign
Authorities shut down shops across Bujumbura in renewed efforts to enforce tax law and boost state revenue.
Price Speculation Persists in Burundi Despite Government Controls
The Ministry of the Interior warns of economic sabotage as price controls fail to take hold nationwide.
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..
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,"...
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.
