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OLUCOME Calls for Answers Over €815,000 Stolen From Burundi Central Bank

The funds were initially believed by Polish authorities to belong to REGIDESO, but the central bank later said the money was its own...

BySeptember 26, 2026
Technology

Burundi’s Mobile Money Users Targeted by Rising Online Scams Amid Weak Oversight

Despite rapid growth in mobile money services, Burundi lacks robust cybersecurity laws, clear operator accountability, and public awareness programs, fueling a surge in...

ByMarch 18, 2026

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