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Education

Rising Reports of Violence at Burundi University Spark Calls for Government Action

Local watchdog OLUCOME presses government to address student safety following reports of politically motivated campus attacks.

Security

Opposition MP Raises Alarm Over Arrests and Disappearances of Pro-Rwasa Supporters

At least 15 pro-Rwasa supporters have been detained without legal grounds, MP Simon Bizimungu warns, as fears of political repression grow ahead of...

Politics

Burundi’s President Renews Retaliation Threat as Tensions With Rwanda Escalate

President Evariste Ndayishimiye claims Rwanda is attempting to attack Burundi via the Democratic Republic of Congo, using the Red Tabara rebel group.

Politics

Burundi and Rwanda on Path to De-escalation, Says Rwandan Foreign Minister

Rwanda and Burundi show signs of easing tensions, as both countries work toward a mutual understanding and regional peace

Politics

Burundi Reassures Foreign Representatives as Crisis in Eastern DRC Deepens

President Evariste Ndayishimiye assures foreign diplomats of the country's safety amid growing regional tensions, emphasizing Burundi's role as a peace facilitator, not a...

Society

Hundreds of Congolese Security Forces Fleeing Eastern DRC Conflict Returned to Their Country, Says Burundian Official

Burundian authorities confirm the return of hundreds of Congolese soldiers and police officers fleeing the conflict in eastern DRC, as nearly 50,000 asylum...

Security

Burundi Army Reassures Nation as Regional Conflict Looms

Despite rumors of threats, the Burundian army spokesperson insists security forces are ready and prepared to face any challenges to protect the country...

Politics

Dismissal and Arrest of Nyamurenza Commune Leader Raise Concerns Over National Security

Authorities claim misconduct and negligence by the commune leader may have jeopardized efforts to secure Burundi’s borders.

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