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Iris NewsApril 11, 2023

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has accused the government of Michel Micombero of orchestrating the coup that led to the tragic death of 24-year-old King Ntare V in a commando camp in Gitega on April 29, 1972. In a press conference held on Monday April 10, 2023, Pierre Claver Ndayicariye, President of the commission, has […]

Iris NewsApril 11, 2023

Burundi has been hit hard by several shocks, including the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and limited foreign exchange availability for imports. This has led to a challenging economic situation with a high cost of living. In order to ease this situation, Burundi has sought help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the two […]

Prince MusoreApril 10, 2023

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As you delve into this article, one industry is ascending to new heights – the gaming market. With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, this industry has seen an unprecedented surge. Despite this global trend, the gaming industry in Burundi has faced significant hurdles and remains hidden in the shadows. Nevertheless, the gaming market worldwide is skyrocketing […]

Guillaume MuhozaApril 8, 2023

During the second part of his interview with talk show host Jerome Niyonzima, President of Burundi Evariste Ndayishimiye stressed his vision of Burundi as an emerging country in 2040. “We are currently shaping the vision. We started by assessing what is available to citizens in developed countries. We envision a Burundi that is globally respected, […]

Guillaume MuhozaApril 8, 2023

During the 43rd Ordinary Meeting of the Council of Ministers held in Bujumbura from the 19th to 23rd February, the MPs called on member states of the East African Community to make sure they pay their remittances on time or face sanctions as per article 143 of the Treaty for the Establishment of the East African […]

Evariste NiyonkuruApril 8, 2023

The biodiversity of Tanganyika Lake, one of the world’s natural wonders and the deepest freshwater lake in Africa, is in danger due to human activities in the region. In response, authorities from the four countries sharing the lake’s waters – Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Zambia – have collectively decided to suspend fishing […]

Iris NewsApril 6, 2023

The Burundi National team has lost 2 places in the monthly FIFA ranking, dropping from 141st place to 145th place after recent international friendly matches against Indonesia. These matches, which took place during the March international break, saw Burundi struggle, with a loss of 3-1 in the first match and a draw of 2-2 in […]

Iris NewsApril 6, 2023

President Ntaryamira is mostly remembered for his inauguration speech. On February 5th, 1994, he declared that discipline would be the top priority of his government. Today, one might ask how well our country has fared in upholding President Ntaryamira’s legacy… When Ntaryamira – 39 years old, back then – was elected by the Burundian Parliament […]

Iris NewsApril 6, 2023

Mukeshimana Aniella, a woman known as ‘Kirungo’ due to her alluring physical looking, has been banned from residing in the Butihinda commune of Muyinga Province. This decision came after several complaints from local women who accused Kirungo of seducing and stealing their husbands. According to a statement by Ndikumasabo Gilbert, Kirungo comes from Karusi Province […]

Steve Cedric BizimanaApril 6, 2023

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Anti and Pro-Rights of LGBTQ+ people in Africa have been throwing shades at each other for the origin of Homosexuality for years. Thus, antigay movement have emphasised the “imported” characteristic of Homosexuality while LGBTQ+ rights activists have focused on foreign aid to further narrow down this community rights. In view of recent news in East […]

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission Uncovers the Role of Simbananiye and Ugandan Government in King Ndizeye’s Death

Burundi secures $261.7 million in IMF funding to support economic recovery

East Africa’s Video Gaming Industry: A Hidden Economic Potential

President Ndayishimiye Sets Sights on Global Respect and Prosperity for Burundi by 2040

EAC MPs Call for Timely Remittance Payments and Sustainable Funding Mechanisms

Halting Fishing to Heal the Lake: Tanganyika’s Three-Month Sustainability Plan

Burundi National Team Drops to 145th Place in FIFA Ranking After Disappointing Friendly Matches Against Indonesia

Ntaryamira’s Call for Discipline: 29 Years On

The Flavor of Controversy: Seductive Siren ‘Kirungo’ Banned from Community for Allegedly Stealing Multiple Husbands

EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY: BEYOND THE PARADOXICAL RHETORIC ON LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY, BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS IN DANGER

After Kigali Forum, Burundi NCD Alliance Will Push for Stronger Action on NCDs

The Weight of NCDs: Voices from the Kigali Forum

Beyond the Big Four: The Unseen Faces of NCDs in Africa

After Kigali Forum, Burundi NCD Alliance Will Push for Stronger Action on NCDs

The Weight of NCDs: Voices from the Kigali Forum

The Silent Pandemic: Why NCDs Are Africa’s Next Big Health Crisis (and What We Can Do About It)