Nearly five years into Burundi’s fuel crisis, persistent shortages are disrupting public transport, straining households and driving a growing black market, while some...
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ByBreaking BurundiJuly 29, 2025Probox drivers from Makamba Province, hit hard by fuel shortages, call on authorities to allow flexible fare negotiations to maintain their only source...
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ByVianney BitangimanaJanuary 29, 2025“The diversion of fuel meant for public transport is an illegal practice that must be punished by law," warns Police Chief Joseph Ninteretse.
ByVianney BitangimanaJanuary 25, 2025Transport fares in Burundi have surged, fueling clashes between passengers and operators over inflated costs as the government enforces crackdowns.
ByVianney BitangimanaDecember 23, 2024