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Burundi Condemns Violence Against its Citizens in Kenya After Ruto’s Trade Ban

President William Ruto's decision to bar foreigners from small-scale trading has unsettled Burundians working in Kenya, prompting Gitega to seek assurances from Nairobi.

BySeptember 5, 2026
Energy

OLUCOME Urges Parliament to Push for Fuel Market Liberalization Amid Ongoing Shortages

Fuel shortages in Burundi have persisted for nearly five years, disrupting transport, trade, and daily life across the country.

ByJune 10, 2026

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