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Burundi's 'Zero child sitting badly' policy faces hurdles from desk shortages, teacher commutes, and parent burdens, impacting learning conditions.
BuBet launches Platinum Hounds virtual racing game in Africa, including Burundi. The game offers fast results with races every two to five minutes for
Burundi celebrated the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, with officials viewing China's development model as an inspiration for the
Burundi's President proposes reintroducing the colonial-era whip, the 'chicotte', to punish corrupt administrators and public officials.
Rwanda launches an economic empowerment program for 1,600 refugee families in Mahama camp, aiming for self-sufficiency by 2030.
Banyamulenge religious leaders arrested in Bujumbura amidst espionage fears for Rwanda and rising regional tensions. Key figures detained as suspicion
Ligue Iteka report details 7,967 human rights violations in Burundi under President Ndayishimiye from July 2020 to June 2026, citing deaths
Burundi's Land Titles and National Cadastre Directorate launches an open tender for IT and archive supplies, financed by the state budget.
The CNDD-FDD party donated a fully equipped house to former combatant Albert Nivyindavyi in Gitega province, Muramvya commune.
Kirundo University (IULKI) celebrates its first graduation ceremony for 120 students, marking a milestone for higher education in Burundi and emphasizing
Esaff-Burundi launches a one-year project for sustainable forest management and biodiversity preservation, empowering smallholder farmers in conservation
Burundi's National Assembly President Gélase Daniel Ndabirabe is in Russia to observe the country's legislative elections, highlighting strengthening ties.
Burundi bikers promoted their country's image and economy at the East Africa Bikers Prayer event held in Uganda.
Burundi's national football team, "Les Hirondelles," has named its squad for crucial 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Togo and Algeria.
Students in Goma and Bukavu demand the resumption of academic activities, suspended due to security concerns. They warn of severe consequences for their
Burundi's President orders a week-long registry of citizens and fertilizer needs to tackle shortages and prevent illicit resale.
African leaders at a Bujumbura meeting stressed that peace and security on the continent are a collective responsibility requiring African solutions.
Burundi President Evariste Ndayishimiye met with UNICEF Regional Director Etleva Kadilli to discuss children's rights and the well-being of girls and
Buhumuza Province launches an ambitious Vision 2040-2060 strategy focusing on agriculture, infrastructure, and governance under Governor Denise
Vital'O's hunger faces Aigle Noir's continental experience at Intwari. The home crowd is expected to be Vital'O's key advantage in this domestic clash.
The Primus League football championship is set to kick off September 17th, dispelling fears of postponement and promising an exciting season.
Burundi's Hirondelles football team must adopt a proactive, aggressive approach to win their September 25th match against Togo.
Despite early continental exits for Aigle Noir and Rukinzo FC, Burundi's national football team, the Hirondelles, carries the nation's hopes with an
Hillside notables in Buhumuza are now key to resolving social and land conflicts faster, improving local governance and community cohesion.
Nakivale refugee camp in Uganda is conducting an identification operation for security, but refugees worry about documentation and data management.
Bujumbura taxi drivers are reportedly bribing police 5,000 Burundian francs to avoid fines amid a severe fuel shortage, increasing transport costs for
Burundi Senate President Gervais Ndirakobuca visited Cibitoke, urging local authorities to prioritize citizens' problems and ensure good governance in
Burundi's Council of Ministers met on September 16, 2026, in Gitega, discussing judicial reform and sectoral decrees, including a draft law to reorganize
Burundi's Council of Ministers approved sweeping judicial and administrative reforms, including a draft law to reorganize the Supreme Court, aiming for
Burundi's private media outlets face severe operational challenges from frequent power cuts and fuel shortages, disrupting broadcasts and threatening
Kenyan President William Ruto's speech prompts Burundian vendors to leave Kenya due to rising xenophobia and fear for their safety and livelihoods.
Burundi's Council of Ministers adopted eleven draft laws and decrees to reform judicial institutions, update public agencies, and modify the status of
China's opening-up policy is a key driver of global economic growth, contributing an estimated 30% and fostering international cooperation and development
The Uvinza-Musongati railway project is progressing with preparatory work underway, set to boost Burundi's economy, trade, and regional connectivity.
El Niño is forecast to bring heavy rainfall, floods, and landslides to Burundi over the next three months, causing concern among residents.
Burundi and DRC frequently invoke Rwanda in political discourse, using it to deflect from internal issues or rally support, according to regional
Burundi's First Lady Angeline Ndayishimiye visited the "Nice hope house" orphanage in Gitega, delivering essential aid including food and hygiene products
Burundi deputies urged strengthening the national pharmaceutical sector and protecting national interests in the East African Community's medical product
Refugees at Malawi's Dzaleka camp report severe food, water, and medicine shortages, unexplained deaths, and alleged disappearances, demanding urgent
Burundi's boarding schools face severe shortages of beds, mattresses, teachers, and funds as the 2026-2027 school year begins, hindering government
Burundi's national karate team secured three bronze medals and a cup at the African Karate Championship in Algiers, Algeria, marking a significant
Al-Hilal defeated Aigle Noir CS 3-0 on aggregate to advance to the second preliminary round of the CAF Champions League.
A new dike along the Rusizi River in Gatumba provides vital flood relief to residents who have long suffered from devastating, recurring floods.
Académie d’Excellence de la FFB won the Young Talent Challenge Trophy, an under-15 football tournament in Burundi, on September 12, 2026.
Durban City defeated Rukinzo FC 2-1 in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round, securing a 3-1 aggregate victory to advance in the competition.
Burundian nationals in Nairobi face tensions after embassy dispersal, but reassurances from Kenyan authorities offer appeasement.
Burundian intelligence services arrested several Banyamulenge community members in Bujumbura amidst regional tensions and conflict in eastern DRC. Reasons
Journalist Kenny Claude Nduwimana was violently assaulted near his home in Bujumbura on Sunday evening, suffering an injury to his head.
Burundian football clubs Aigle Noir and Rukinzo have exited CAF competitions due to financial issues, lack of experienced players, and a low domestic
Bujumbura, Burundi will host the 18th African defense and security summit (CTSDSS) from September 15-18, 2026, with 43 nations attending to discuss peace.
Bujumbura schools begin the 2026-2027 academic year on schedule, with most classes starting normally. Some institutions report teacher shortages and
Burundi's National Social Security Institute (INSS) is expanding its reach with a campaign to bring social security coverage to remote areas and inform
Six people are detained in Burundi as police investigate a house fire on Nyangungu hill, with witchcraft suspected as a key angle.
Bubanza commune addresses land disputes caused by Kajeke river floods and a dam project. Officials promise transparent restitution of rights to citizens
Wastewater treatment innovations aim to turn pollution into a resource for Lake Tanganyika, addressing ecological threats in Burundi and beyond.
Bubanza merchants are ordered to demolish their authorized kiosks to clear vehicle access routes and enhance fire safety measures.
Burundian refugees in Kenya's Kakuma camp face anxiety over new commercial restrictions on foreigners, fearing escalating tensions with host communities.
Three arrested in Gitega province for alleged mob killing of a 53-year-old man suspected of theft.
A dispute over a hippopotamus led to a deadly clash between Burundian soldiers and Congolese militia, resulting in casualties and disrupting markets in
Red Cross Burundi's Ntahangwa branch concluded a youth training program on Sept 12, 2026, focusing on first aid certification and promoting good
Kenyan President Ruto's order restricting foreign commercial activities has caused fear and intimidation among Burundian nationals in Kenya, leading to
Burundi is prioritizing digitalization to modernize its public procurement system, aiming to enhance performance, transparency, integrity, and efficiency.
Burundians in West Africa are urged to gather in Lomé on September 25, 2026, to support their national football team, Intamba Mu Rugamba, against Togo in
Burundi's national football team selector Patrick Sangwa has revealed an initial pre-selection of players for upcoming matches against Togo and Algeria.
Gitega's ETS David et MAE Kellum faces a crisis due to a severe shortage of permanent technical teachers, forcing reliance on expensive substitutes and
Burundian traders in Kenya are facing xenophobia and economic scapegoating, leading to insecurity and forced departures from the country.
Repatriates in Rumonge, Burundi, face critical needs for housing, land, supplies, and healthcare, urging ministries for comprehensive reintegration
Catherine Tegera has spent nearly 20 years fighting gender-based violence in Burundi, advocating for victims' dignity and rights with her judicial
Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye has departed for New Delhi, India, to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, where he will represent Burundi and the
Burundi's Ministry of Environment launches a national tender for electric dryers to improve seed drying at ISABU stations and innovation centers.
Reintegrating street children into education in Burundi is vital for their rights but faces hurdles with supervision and school director understanding.
Burundi women entrepreneurs face major hurdles: limited bank credit due to guarantees, lack of capital, and intense competition hinder business growth.
Association Shingiro provides school supplies and health insurance cards to vulnerable students in Karusi, Gitega province, Burundi, to improve their
Kiganda commune launches a campaign against mental health stigma, aiming to change mindsets, promote early medical care, and strengthen support structures.
Burundi's government achieved 67.29% program implementation in H2 FY2025-2026, facing challenges like administrative division delays and underperforming
Burundi's social solidarity for ceremonies is shifting from choice to obligation, driven by digital committees and economic pressures.
Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye returned from Tanzania, reinforcing diplomatic ties and solidarity with President Samia Suluhu Hassan after a
A powerful El Niño has arrived, expected until February 2027, posing severe risks to East Africa, especially Burundi, requiring urgent preparation for
52 eco-guards and 8 cadres completed training to boost biodiversity protection in Burundi's Kibira and Rusizi National Parks.
Burundian football mourns the loss of coach Thierry Nimubona, a significant figure who nurtured talent and shaped the sport across numerous clubs.
Muhanga commune faces educational challenges due to a lack of boarding schools, impacting student performance and national evaluation results.
Burundian athlete Rodrigue Kwizera won the 10km at the Birell Grand Prix Prague, underscoring the need for increased athlete support for national
Senators visited Commune Tangara, urging officials to show humility, prioritize population well-being, and foster development engagement.
A campaign to screen for congenital heart disease has launched at Makamba Hospital in Burunga province, aiming for early detection and intervention for
Munini thermal waters in Bururi commune offer significant economic potential for tourism and local revenue, requiring improved infrastructure to be fully
Burundi's public broadcaster, RTNB, faces accusations of abandoning its neutral role to serve as a mouthpiece for the ruling CNDD-FDD party.
A deadly fire in Bukavu, eastern DRC, killed at least 24 people and injured 29, also affecting two schools. The blaze started in the Tshimpunda
Thirty years after Archbishop Joachim Ruhuna's assassination, his family demands justice for the unsolved murder, with perpetrators still unidentified.
An African Union advisor, Fred Gateretse Ngoga, has resigned citing escalating security concerns in his home country, Burundi.
Construction of Burundi's central bank (BRB) headquarters, launched in 2019, faces an uncertain future due to significant delays, financing issues, and
Burundi's ODECA launches a tender for construction materials and equipment for coffee depulping and washing stations to support the 2027-2028 coffee
Burundi seeks digital payment providers for its PAIFAR-B project to boost financial inclusion and resilience in agricultural value chains.
Burundi's President offers $250,000 reward for information on market fire arsonists, tasking ruling party youth with the hunt.
Burundi's Intamba Mu Rugamba football team is preparing for vital CAN 2027 qualifiers against strong opponents Togo and Algeria.
Burundi's President Ndayishimiye opened the 2026-2027 judicial year, demanding integrity, independence, and accessibility from magistrates for a
Burundi hosts a regional forum to strengthen the culture of peace in Central Africa and the Great Lakes, emphasizing justice, transparency, and dignity.
Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye met Turkish Ambassador Alp Isikli to bid farewell, commending his efforts in strengthening bilateral relations
Ebola epidemic spreads across six provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo, straining response efforts due to limited resources and capacity.
Bujumbura's economy is crippled by long electricity outages and a severe fuel shortage, hindering businesses and daily life in Burundi's economic capital.
Burundians in Kenya fear expulsion after President Ruto's directive targeting foreigners in the informal sector. Many seek travel documents as authorities