You find what space you can in Burundi, where 14m people squeeze into an area not much bigger than Wales or Massachusetts.

The railway promises to ease transport, open new investment opportunities and strengthen economic ties between the two nations. Credit: Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency. Tanzania ...

Burundi has just elected its new parliament. Among the key challenges incoming lawmakers will have face are economic issues. After years of isolation, the country is now battling chronic shortages, a ...

Burundi's parliamentary elections are underway, shadowed by concerns over fairness. The ruling CNDD-FDD party is heavily favored after the main opposition, CNL, faced significant obstacles, including ...

Burundi is heading to the polls in a tightly controlled vote expected to favor the ruling party. The opposition has been blocked as the country faces deepening economic crisis. Voters in Burundi went ...

BUJUMBURA, BURUNDI – As conflict in the eastern parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues, thousands are still crossing the border into Burundi in what has become the largest ...

Réponses aux questions clés sur le programme du Burundi et le FMI. Comment évaluez-vous les performances économiques du Burundi au cours des deux dernières années et quel est l'état d'avancement de ...

Burundi is preventing disease outbreaks in livestock and breeding hardier cattle capable of greater milk production with the support of the IAEA. Staff trained by the IAEA at fully equipped national ...

Trade, to me, is more than just the exchange of goods and services; it is a powerful engine for economic growth, innovation, and social change Growing up in the vibrant markets of Bujumbura, I ...

A new Amnesty report claims that Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye is governing with a "wave of repression" despite signs he was seeking to “loosen the stranglehold” over civil society after ...

BUJUMBURA, June 13 (Reuters) - Burundi's budget will rise 15.9% to 4.4 trillion Burundi francs ($1.5 billion) in the 2024/25 financial year starting in July, largely because of the unfreezing of civil ...