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Burundi Begins Maize Exports Amid Storage Failures and Growing Criticism of Food Security Agency

Government’s push to export maize sparks backlash over rotting reserves and failing storage infrastructure.

ByJuly 17, 2025
Agriculture

PARCEM Criticizes Government’s Role in Maize Market, Calls for Supply and Demand Regulation

With ANAGESSA’s maize stocks piling up, PARCEM advocates for strategic investments in processing rather than price controls to ensure market stability and food...

ByFebruary 17, 2025

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