The foreign minister told lawmakers that Burundians who leave through these networks are almost impossible to help when they get into trouble, because no licensed agency will take responsibility for them.
Officials will meet in Ngozi next week to write a national operational plan, but residents of flood-prone Gatumba say they have yet…
Arrested, stripped, beaten and robbed: that is how Burundi describes the treatment of some of its citizens in Kenya. With Nairobi preparing…
Burundi’s state medicine supplier insists it is recovering. But an explosive audit has left MPs asking a more uncomfortable question: where did…
We keep blaming the state every time a market burns, but here is the uncomfortable question: how much responsibility are we willing…
In Bujumbura, Africa’s youth and women are demanding more than a seat at the table. At a continental dialogue on peace and…
A brief burst of dissent shook UPRONA’s national congress, but failed to derail it. Olivier Nkurunziza secured another term as party leader,…
For more than twenty years, two Burundian families battled over three plots of land. Instead of summoning them to Bujumbura, the Supreme…
He became Burundi's first medical graduate before the country had fully found its footing as an independent nation. Dr Pie Masumbuko's life…
What if Burundi's greatest export is not found in its soil, but in the words of one man?
