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Human Rights

Burundi’s Top Human Rights Official Missing Following Explosive Embezzlement Allegations

A confidential letter written by three commissioners to the President of the National Assembly accuses the CNIDH chairman of diverting over BIF 1.1...

Good governance

PARCEM Warns Economic Restrictions Are Stifling Growth in Burundi

Restrictive market policies threaten economic growth, says the local civil society group PARCEM.

Good governance

Burundi President Questions Disappearance of Fuel Reserves as SOPEBU Scandal Unfolds

Preliminary figures reveal SOPEBU's loss of 19 million liters of diesel and 12 million liters of gasoline, a shocking blow to the state-owned...

Good governance

Burundi President Calls for National Unity to Combat Corruption

"Collective action is crucial to combat corruption," says President Evariste Ndayishimiye at anti-corruption retreat.

Good governance

“Where Is the Nation’s Money Going?”: Burundi Speaker Slams Corruption and Self-Interest

Burundi’s national prosperity is under threat, says Speaker, as corruption and mismanagement continue to plague the country.

Good governance

PARCEM Calls for Comprehensive Anti-Corruption Strategy Following President’s 2025 Pledge

Civil society group PARCEM pushes for a national anti-corruption framework as Burundi's president vows to address corruption in 2025.

Economy

Burundi Freezes Accounts of Tax Defaulters, Sets January 15 Deadline for Compliance

President Ndayishimiye announces strict measures against tax evasion, offering whistleblowers 10% of fines imposed on offenders.

Politics

Burundi President Vows Tough Action on Corruption and Financial Mismanagement

President 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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