Burundi calls for suspension of EAC staff recruitment
Burundi has this Monday October 18th wrote a letter to the East African Community Secretary General Peter Mathuki informing Gitega’s decision to suspend attendance of the Interviewing Panels for the remaining shortlisted candidates for the various advertised positions at the EAC Organs and Institutions, that was scheduled to take place this Monday 18th October 2021, to 2nd...
EALA votes to extend regional court’s jurisdiction
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) has called on the council of ministers to extend the jurisdiction of the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) to prosecute cases of Human Rights violations in the six member states.
While addressing the Assembly on Tuesday October 12th, 2021 in Arusha, the chairman of the Legal Rules...
Citizens hail government’s move to ban worshipping
Majority of Burundian citizens have hailed the government’s move to ban citizens from going to worshipping places during the working hours in week days.
The government through the minister of interior wrote a letter to local administrators to prohibit citizens to worship during the week days, citing that it impacts self-development and country’s...
Ndayishimiye calls for unity against terrorism
During the 76th session of the UN General Assambly that is taking place in New York, USA, Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye called for the global unity in fight against terrorism.
Burundi’s president called on the UN member states to undertake initiatives to combat poverty and take strict sanctions against terrorist groups and those supporting them.
Mathuki calls for roadmap on refugee resettlement
The East African Community Secretary General Peter Mathuki last Sunday September 19th, 2021 called for a clear plan on equitable distribution of responsibilities in housing refugees in the region.
His comments came during a virtual meeting with Clementine Awu Nkweta Salami the UN High Commissioner for Refugees regional Director for The East and Horn...
Burundi, DRC sign agreement on aviation
Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo last week on September 2nd 2021 signed an amendment of the 2016 agreement that allows the establishment of aviation operations between the two countries in their respective cities.
According to the two governments during activities of the fourth session of the mixed commission which was held from August...
8 Burundians held in Uganda
At least eight Burundian girls were held last week in Uganda while being trafficked to the Asian countries according to the security officials in Kampala.
The Ugandan government while addressing the press this Monday August 30th, 2020 said that the eight Burundian girls who were stopped were being trafficked through Uganda.
Ndayishimiye bemoans country’s judicial system
Burundi’s president Evariste Ndayishimiye last week bemoaned over the country’s judicial system on failing to give justice for Burundians and foreigners living in the country.
While addressing judges, lawyers and attorneys in the country’s economic city of Bujumbura, Burundi’s president said that injustice which is caused by corruption in the country’s judicial system is...
Burundi set to slash down provinces
Burundi government is set to reduce the number of communes and provinces in the country according to the country’s minister for internal affairs Gervais Ndirakobuca.
While addressing the local leaders and press, Mr. Ndirakobuca said that there is a plan to reduce the number of provinces for the better and constructive management of the...
Mathuki: Resource Mobilization and inter-organ relationship marked 100 days
The East African Community Secretary General Peter Mathuki marked 100 days since he took over the office as the 5th Secretary General from Burundi’s Liberat Mfumukeko.
The EAC Secretary General was sworn in during the EAC Heads of State Summit that took place on February 27th, 2021 virtually.
While addressing...