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ByVianney BJanuary 15, 2025Civil society group PARCEM pushes for a national anti-corruption framework as Burundi's president vows to address corruption in 2025.
ByVianney BJanuary 9, 2025President Ndayishimiye announces strict measures against tax evasion, offering whistleblowers 10% of fines imposed on offenders.
ByBreaking BurundiJanuary 2, 2025President Evariste Ndayishimiye warns that officials guilty of mismanaging public resources will face dismissal, punishment, and repayment of stolen funds with interest.
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