Home Jean Bigirimana

Jean Bigirimana

2 Articles
Media

Ten Years On, Press Freedom Groups Renew Calls for Answers Over Burundi Journalist’s Disappearance

RSF, CPJ and Iwacu say Burundian authorities have failed to explain what happened to journalist Jean Bigirimana, whose disappearance remains unresolved a decade...

ByJuly 22, 2026
Media

Iwacu Presses for Justice, Nine Years After Jean Bigirimana Went Missing

"We will continue to ask until we know the truth about Jean Bigirimana’s fate," says Léandre Sikuyavuga

ByJuly 23, 2025

ABOUT US

BREAKING BURUNDI is a leading online news platform delivering timely, independent, and accurate reporting on Burundi in English. Trusted for its credibility, it provides in-depth coverage of critical topics, including politics, economics, health, security, and the environment, keeping readers informed.

With a team of experienced journalists on the ground, BREAKING BURUNDI upholds the principles of trust, fairness, and freedom, shedding light on stories that shape Burundi's future. Dedicated to reliable journalism, we aim to inspire and empower our audience.

Contact us at: info@breakingburundi.com

About the Founder

Pierre Emmanuel Ngendakumana is a Burundian journalist. He began his career after earning a BA in English Language and Literature from the University of Burundi in 2015. He gained early experience as an intern at RTNB and Radio Nderagakura. In 2016, he joined Iwacu, Burundi’s leading independent news outlet, as editor of its online English service and a reporter for the French service, refining his skills in investigative journalism. Since relocating to Germany in 2019, Pierre Emmanuel completed a two-year journalism program at the Axel Springer Academy of Journalism and Technology in Berlin in 2024. As part of the program, he worked as a web producer and breaking news reporter for POLITICO Europe, gaining international experience. Fluent in French, English, German, Swahili, and his native Kirundi, Pierre Emmanuel is committed to promoting trust, fairness and freedom in journalism.

Editor's Choice

Economy

Burundi’s Fuel Shortage Deepens Transport Crisis, Fuels Black-Market Trade and Road Safety Concerns

August 9, 2026
Politics

WFP to Cut Assistance to Congolese Refugees in Burundi From 75% to 50%

August 4, 2026
Politics

Burundi President Accuses Police Officers of Corruption, Says Graft Undermines Public Security

July 31, 2026
Justice

Burundi’s Supreme Court Chief Warns Commercial Court Delays Are Driving Away Investors

July 28, 2026

BREAKING BURUNDI © 2026 All Rights Reserved

BREAKING BURUNDI © 2025 All Rights Reserved .