Governance
Burundi : Burundians are ungrateful (President Ndayishimiye)
Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye said Wednesday that Burundians are ungrateful, refusing to take responsibility for the fuel shortage which he describes as “a common challenge.” In a message to the
Cibitoke : cessation of activities at OTB Buhoro following lack of electricity and fuel
Since last Thursday, the activities of the Burundi Tea Office in Buhoro in Cibitoke province (Northwestern Burundi) have been paralyzed due to the severe lack of electricity and fuel. The
Burundi: the President of the National Assembly prohibits deputies from denouncing the current crisis
The lower house of the Burundian parliament on Thursday passed the general State’s budget for 2024-2025 financial year. Some deputies have denounced since Wednesday when the Vice- President of the
Burundi : the CNC, regulatory body or oppressor?
Four local radio stations prevented from creating media synergy on the new press law, the warning against the Iwacu press group or the ban on Bonesha Fm radio from rebroadcasting
Gitega : Burundi has never been so blessed (President Ndayishimiye)
Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye said on Saturday that his country is experiencing overproduction in all areas. According to him, the small East African nation has never been as blessed as
Giharo: agricultural cooperatives expropriated from their properties denounce corruption mixed with political motives
Farmers and agricultural cooperatives from Giharo commune, Rutana province (south-eastern Burundi) accuse the head of the provincial directorate of environment, agriculture and livestock (BPEAE) of distributing land in the developed
Burundi : Brarudi increases prices of its unobtainable products
The prices of drinks from the Burundi Brewery Company (Brarudi) have increased in a proportion of 100 to 500 Burundi francs since June 1, 2024. The increase in the prices
Bururi: listening to media in exile remains an offense
The director of the Murehe Communal High School in the province of Bururi (southern Burundi), Germain Ntakarutimana, spent a night in detention for having listened to the Humura shows of
Burundi : authorities struggle to supply fuel but no longer want vehicles at petrol stations
Burundian police announced Thursday that it is now prohibited to park vehicles at a petrol station without fuel. It evokes the facilitation of traffic on the road and the concern
BAREGEYA”S DREAMS : 2040-2060 or transform Tanganyika into a wine lake – welcome to the submerged country
Members of the central committee of the CNDD-FDD met in the province of Ngozi (northern Burundi), to see how to launch the vision : Burundi, emerging country in 2040 and