Fuel crisis : civil servants and private sector employees unable to travel to different provinces
Fuel crisis : civil servants and private sector employees unable to travel to different provinces
The fuel shortage that has lasted almost 47 months is a major problem for Burundians. Civil servants and private sector employees who have to travel from the commercial capital Bujumbura
Mahama (Rwanda): lack of housing for new refugees
New refugees, especially Congolese, are struggling to find a place to stay in in the Mahama camp. The administration is building more than 500 new houses. INFO SOS Médias Burundi
Rumonge: the trial for the 272 Burundian soldiers who refused to go and fight alongside the FARDC, in the second degree
This Tuesday opened in Rumonge, southwestern Burundi, the appeal trial of 272 soldiers of the FDNB (Burundi National Defense Force) who refused to go to fight alongside the Congolese army
Burundi : no more funds to finance university studies for refugee and returnee students
Young refugee and returnee graduates in Burundi are facing the unavailability of funds for the DAFI scholarship. This concerns the 2024-2025 academic year. The hope of many young refugee and
Rumonge : more than two hundred people displaced by torrential rains
At least 230 people have been homeless since last Friday. Their homes were destroyed by torrential rains combined with violent winds in Rumonge (southwest Burundi). The administration is struggling to
Cibitoke : the custody of the provincial police station decongested
At least 105 inmates from the custody of the provincial police station in Cibitoke (northwest Burundi) were transferred to the central prison of Mpimba in the commercial city of Bujumbura
Fuel crisis : towards the resignation of the Burundian population?
Lamentations no longer have a place among the Burundian population. No solution is possible to deal with the ongoing lack of fuel. In the commercial city Bujumbura where United Nations
Photo of the week: Nationals of the 21 COMESA countries exempted from short-stay visa in Burundi
The announcement was made in Bujumbura, the Burundi’s financial capital, on October 3, by the Burundian President, Évariste Ndayishimiye. He said so at the 23rd summit of heads of state
Giheta: discovery of a corpse
The body of Claude Ngendakumana, 35, was found on November 2. The discovery took place on the hill of Muremera in the commune of Giheta, Gitega province (central Burundi). This
Rumonge: launch of the appeal trial of the 272 Burundian soldiers who refused to fight alongside FARDC
This Tuesday will open in Rumonge (southwest of Burundi), the appeal trial of 272 Burundian soldiers who denied to go and fight alongside the FARDC (Armed Forces of the Democratic