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PARCEM Criticizes Repeated Cabinet Reshuffles in Burundi

Frequent government reshuffles are weakening institutional stability in Burundi, Faustin Ndikumana says, urging experienced leadership and performance-based evaluation.

ByMay 1, 2026
Society

PARCEM Flags Economic and Governance Challenges Ahead of CNDD-FDD Congress

Winning elections or holding office does not mean owning the country; it means serving its people with action and accountability,” warns PARCEM leader...

ByJanuary 24, 2026

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