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Guillaume MuhozaOctober 21, 2022

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The President of the Republic of Burundi, Evariste Ndayishimiye, has just given an exclusive interview to the newly created radio channel Kazoza FM which has as its mission the promotion of young people’s capacity to start their own business with its slogan: “Be Your Own Boss”. In this broadcast which lasted around two hours from […]

Guillaume MuhozaOctober 18, 2022

Prime Minister Lt General of Police Gervais Ndirakobuca led a meeting this Monday for the administrative authorities, executives of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fomi fertilizer factory to assess the progress of the 2023A cropping season. Other issues of the country’s general life were also discussed, notably the upward revision of the prices of Brarudi’s […]

Guillaume MuhozaOctober 7, 2022

The disease yet to be identified has been reported since the beginning of this month in some areas of the provinces of Gitega, Bururi, Muyinga and Rumonge According to the Director General of Livestock, 70 pigs have already died out of 116 pigs infected by the disease The sale of pigs and their slaughter […]

Guillaume MuhozaOctober 5, 2022

South Korea and U.S. fire missiles into the sea to protest ‘reckless’ North Korea test, Musk ready to buy Twitter at original price of $44bn, the technology billionaire also has unveiled the latest prototype of a humanoid robot and other news. A dive into this morning world news As Al Jazeera reports this morning those […]

Guillaume MuhozaOctober 4, 2022

While the renovation of the Intwari Stadium has already started, sports journalists in Burundi are asking to be given a suitable and spacious place in that stadium while they report matches especially as their work contributes to the promotion of sports in Burundi. The renovation happens after the Intwari Stadium was banned by CAF in […]

Guillaume MuhozaOctober 3, 2022

The mining cooperatives are once again authorized to exploit gold sites. From now on, with the new texts, each mining cooperative will have to retrocede to the State, 30% of the production obtained before any commercial transaction. The government had suspended the existing agreements in July 2021, deeming them “unbalanced”, in order to establish […]