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War in Eastern Congo : M23 rebels extend their zones of control over South Kivu
M23 rebels seized the town of Minova, located in the province of South Kivu, on Tuesday. With a population of 65,000, Minova remained the main supply route for the provincial
Rumonge : public transport drivers demand an increase in fares
In the province of Rumonge, located in southwest Burundi, bus and taxi drivers are calling for an increase in transport fares. According to them, the prolonged fuel shortage is forcing
Kigali: I know how to recognize idiots, this man Tshisekedi who causes problems between Rwanda and the DRC has never been elected, twice (Paul Kagame to ambassadors)
Rwandan President Paul Kagame met Thursday with diplomats, accredited to Kigali, for lunch. Commenting on the situation in eastern Congo, Rwanda being accused of having sent its troops there to
Nduta (Tanzania) : manhunt for asylum seekers
On January 15, 2025, an operation was conducted in the Nduta refugee camp in Tanzania, specifically targeting Burundian asylum seekers. The manhunt is being conducted by police and civil guards.
Vumbi : the detention of a financial manager plunges the health district into crisis
Since December 2024, Marc Nduwamahoro, financial director of the Vumbi health district, located in Kirundo province (northern Burundi), has been in detention. This situation has serious consequences for the functioning
Makamba : a persistent crisis around SOSUMO sugar
The sugar produced by the Moso Sugar Company (SOSUMO) is missing from shelves of all shops in the province of Makamba, located in the south of Burundi. Residents say they
Bujumbura : the problem of transport remains unsolvable
Residents of different neighborhoods of the commercial capital Bujumbura are getting used to traveling on foot and for good reason, public transportation is becoming a headache. The situation is getting
Burundi: The Impact of the 2015 Political Crisis in Burundi on Congolese Refugees
The political crisis that has rocked Burundi since April 2015, following another controversial term of the late President Pierre Nkurunziza, has plunged the country into a deep crisis. The massive
Gitega: a primary school still not rebuilt after three months
The Christ Roi primary school in Mushasha, in Gitega (political capital), remains in ruins three months after being destroyed by torrential rains. This situation impacts more than 800 students, who
Kayanza: Parents’ concern over teachers’ departure
At the beginning of the second term, the province of Kayanza, in north of Burundi, is facing an alarming situation. Not less than 15 teachers have not returned to work,