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Burundian President Calls for Social Inclusion of Batwa Amid Declining Political Representation

President Evariste Ndayishimiye denounces the exclusion of the Batwa and urges policies that promote their full integration into national life.

Security

Deadly Motorcycle Accident in Muyinga Leaves Three Dead in Crash with Military Truck

A fatal crash in northeastern Burundi claims three lives as a motorcycle collides with a military truck in a failed overtaking attempt.

Environment

Landslides Threaten Urban Areas Across Burundi During Rainy Season

Burundi’s rainy season triggers deadly landslides, leaving homes in ruins, public infrastructure at risk, and thousands displaced across urban areas.

Justice

Burundi’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission Launches Third Round of Census on Victims of Past Crises

The initiative seeks to document missing and murdered individuals, identify perpetrators, and foster healing among communities scarred by past conflicts.

OpinionPolitics

The Time is Now: Youth Leadership as the Key to Burundi’s Future

The refrain that youth are “Burundi’s future” rings hollow if they are excluded from shaping its present. Real change requires the full integration...

Justice

Three Arrested in Bubanza for Sexual Violence Charges

Over 200 cases of gender-based violence have been reported in the area this year, sparking calls for stricter enforcement of protective laws.

EconomyPolitics

Burundi Faces Worsening Food Crisis as Prices Skyrocket

Soaring food prices push Burundians to the brink, with families, students, and civil society calling for urgent government action.

Environment

The Unseen Cost of Climate Change in Burundi: Love and Relationships at Risk

Beyond hunger and poverty, climate change is quietly eroding family bonds and marital intimacy in Burundi.

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