Education
Civil Society Group PARCEM Endorses Senate’s Push for Academic Excellence in Scholarship Distribution
In response to growing concerns over favoritism in scholarship allocations, PARCEM advocates for a fair system that prioritizes academic performance over social position...
OIDEB Urges Politicians to Avoid Using Students in Electoral Campaigns
As Burundi’s 2025 elections approach, local civil society organization OIDEB calls for a balanced approach to student involvement in political activities, stressing the...
‘Ticking Time Bomb’: Education Officials Sound Alarm Over Rising School Dropout Rates in Burundi
More than 4,300 students have dropped out of school in the first trimester of the year, raising concerns about the future of education...
University of Burundi Faces Academic Meltdown Amid Mass Staff Departures
As lecturers and staff leave in droves, Burundi's premier university struggles to maintain its academic reputation and operational stability.
Burundi Government Upholds Expulsion of Seven Students Despite Public Backlash
The Ministry of Education defends the expulsion of seven students from Busiga Secondary School, amid calls for their reinstatement.
Burundi’s Education System Under Fire: Senate Speaker Criticizes Overloaded Curriculum
Senate Speaker Emmanuel Sinzohagera has said Burundi’s educational system is "ineffective" and "overwhelming" for students.
Burundi Hosts Third Edition of Continental Dialogue on Youth, Peace, and Security
Burundi’s third major youth event opens with President Ndayishimiye urging young people to take the lead in creating employment and fostering peace.
Inclusive Education in Burundi Faces Obstacles as Disabled Students Highlight Barriers
Students with disabilities in Burundi demand equal learning opportunities amid infrastructure gaps.
