Frequent electricity outages and limited access to drinking water are disrupting livelihoods across several Burundian cities, forcing residents to pay more for water...
ByBreaking BurundiSeptember 9, 2026Plastic bottles and bags continue to choke Bujumbura’s streets and drains, threatening Lake Tanganyika and public health as the rainy season approaches.
ByMoïse NdayiragijeSeptember 18, 2025A violent storm in southern Rumonge province claims three lives and destroys crops and homes, leaving the local population in distress.
ByVianney BitangimanaMarch 10, 2025Facing rising displacement due to climate change, Burundi calls for African solidarity and joint action to find sustainable solutions.
ByVianney BitangimanaFebruary 13, 2025