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Election 2025

Burundi President Defends Ruling Party’s Landslide Win Amid Fraud Allegations

Calling CNDD-FDD’s sweeping win a sign of 'democratic maturity,' President Ndayishimiye says the vote reflected the will of the people.

ByJune 15, 2025
Election 2025

Religious Leaders Condemn Election Irregularities as Interior Minister Warns Against Disruptive Statements

While faith leaders and opposition parties denounce voting irregularities, the Interior Ministry urges critics to follow legal procedures and threatens action against ‘disruptive...

ByJune 13, 2025
Election 2025

Burundi’s June 5 Elections Draw Mixed Reactions from Observers and Opposition

Despite reports of peaceful voting and transparent processes from local and international observers, opposition groups allege fraud and call for accountability amid claims...

ByJune 6, 2025
Election 2025

Burundi Wraps Up Campaign Season Amid Mixed Reactions Ahead of Key Elections

Opposition parties allege violence and intimidation during the recently concluded campaign as international observers arrive ahead of critical national elections.

ByJune 2, 2025

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