120 Million Girls Out of School: A Call to Action on International Day of the Girl
On October 11th as the world marked the 2024 International Day of the Girl, the stark reality remains that 120 million
Burundi Prepares for 2025 Elections as Citizens Encouraged to Contribute
As preparations for the 2025 elections in Burundi advance, the Ministry of Interior, Community Development and Public
Concern Grows Over Child Trafficking as Tanzania Deports 40 Burundian Children
The plight of Burundian children caught in trafficking schemes has reached a critical point following the recent
Kenya frees 19 Burundians
The National Observatory for the Fight against Transnational Crime (ONLCT) said that atleast 19 Burundians were
Burundi to host the 23rd COMESA Summit
Burundi is set to host the 23rd COMESA Heads of State Summit after the signing of the Host Agreement between the government and the COMESA Secretariat.
Albinos under threat in Burundi, says local organization
A new report released by ONLCT a local non governmental organization says it documented cases of trafficking of albinos to Tanzania.
Will the EAC ministers’ retreat bear fruits in the simmering conflict?
The East African Community (EAC) Ministerial Retreat on Peace and Security was conducted on Saturday in Zanzibar where ministers from Partner States aimed to discuss on the Relations and Integration Process.
With the objective to engage in thoughtful discussions, share insights and collectively strategise on ways to foster sustainable peace, enhance security cooperation,...
Burundi: Muslim leaders call for inclusion in government strategic positions
During the meeting with Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye last week in the country’s capital Gitega
Burundi: Muslim leaders call for inclusion in government strategic positions
During the meeting with Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye last week in the country’s capital Gitega
Burundi: Muslim leaders call for inclusion in government strategic positions
During the meeting with Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye last week in the country’s capital Gitega