For the first time in eight years, Burundi has received $261 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which will help with its economic recovery. The...
At least 24 LGBTQ advocates have been charged to a court in Burundi in a crackdown on homosexuals in the East African country, a human rights...
The Burundian military says it is deploying about 100 soldiers to the North Kivu province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, to assist troops in fighting...
After six years of closing its border with neighbouring Rwanda folowing a political crisis, Burundi’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Albert Shingiro, on Tuesday, officially declared that the...
The Central Bank of Burundi has lifted a ban it imposed on foreign exchange bureaus in the country in February after the operators met the conditions...
Burundi’s parliament has sworn in a new prime minister, Gervais Ndirakobuca amidst fear of a possible military coup. President Evariste Ndayishimiye a week ago warned that...
Burundi, on Friday, July 1st, celebrated the 60th anniversary of its independence in the capital, Bujumbura, with pomp and elegance amid a military parade and guests...
In the bid to strengthen bilateral relations between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi, President Felix Antoine Tshisekedi is on a three-day state visit to...
The Burundian government has moved to join fellow East African counterparts on the list of countries that have outlawed the use of plastics. The move will...
A court in Burundi has sentenced a head teacher to five years in prison for trying to disguise himself as a student and sit a national...