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Education

Burundi Education Unions Demand Transparency as Government Plans to Hire 5,000 Teachers

“We should be consulted,” STEB Chairperson Remy Nsengiyumva says, accusing authorities of excluding unions from the formation of teacher recruitment committees as Burundi...

ByAugust 18, 2026
Politics

Burundi’s Teacher Recruitment Marred by Fraud, Says ALUCHOTO

Watchdog says recruitment exams were manipulated by those with political connections, calls for merit-based hiring.

ByJuly 16, 2025

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