PARCEM
PARCEM Presses Government for Transparency Over Mineral Revenues
“There is a need to verify how the minerals were evaluated, the market price, and how the company which exported them to China...
Burundi to Expel Illegal Occupants from State-Owned Houses Amid Soaring Rental Costs
The government moves to reclaim public houses as revelations expose a widening gap between rental expenses and public property revenues.
Burundian Finance Minister Joins President in Attacks on PARCEM Leader
Minister Alain Ndikumana accuses Faustin Ndikumana of seeking “attention” and online “views” with his repeated critiques of government economic policies.
PARCEM Slams Government Over Threat to Nationalize Gas Stations
Seizing private fuel stations could undermine Burundi’s business climate and deter foreign investors, the group warns.
Civil Society Criticizes “Trial-and-Error” Approach in Burundi’s Mining Sector Following First Mineral Exports
The country's mining sector still lacks vision, transparency, and professionalism, according to PARCEM.
Burundi’s Education in Crisis: Civil Society Group Warns of Systemic Collapse
Favoritism, political influence and anti-learning rhetoric threaten to derail Burundi’s education system, PARCEM says
PARCEM Chief Clashes with Prime Minister over Civil Society’s Role in Development
Work is divided, and nobody can force me to farm,” says Faustin Ndikumana.
PARCEM Renews Call for Government to Address Ongoing Economic Crisis
“We want tangible change in the economy, governance, and human rights,” says Faustin Ndikumana
