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Meet Delphin Kaze, the young Burundian who is combating deforestation with innovation

Meet Delphin Kaze, the young Burundian who is combating deforestation with innovation

With little more than an idea and a growing sense of purpose, a Burundian university student of environmental sciences came up with a plan to help prevent continued deforestation in his community. In Burundi, more than 90% of the population...

Meet Delphin Kaze, the young Burundian who is combating deforestation with innovation

Meet Delphin Kaze, the young Burundian who is combating deforestation with innovation

With little more than an idea and a growing sense of purpose, a Burundian university student of environmental sciences came up with a plan to help prevent continued deforestation in his community. In Burundi, more than 90% of the population...

GAMBIA TO PAY $25K FOR STADIUM, OTHER LOGISTICS TO HOST BURUNDI IN KENYA As homeless Scorpions head for Word Cup qualifiers

GAMBIA TO PAY $25K FOR STADIUM, OTHER LOGISTICS TO HOST BURUNDI IN KENYA As homeless Scorpions head for Word Cup qualifiers

- Advertisement - The Gambia Football Federation has been charged a whopping Twenty- five thousand dollars by Kenya, for the provision of a stadium and costs of other hosting logistics for the Scorpions’ home game against Burundi in the World Cup...

Who was the slain nuncio Archbishop Courtney?

Who was the slain nuncio Archbishop Courtney?

Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin inaugurated Thursday a memorial to the slain nuncio Archbishop Michael Aidan Courtney in Burundi. Cardinal Pietro Parolin lays flowers at a memorial to Archbishop Courtney in Minago, Burundi, on...

Burundi faces five-day blackout, worsening fuel shortage

Burundi faces five-day blackout, worsening fuel shortage

Much of Burundi has been living without electricity since Monday, with the capital Bujumbura paralysed, as the country also experiences fuel shortages, AFP learned Friday from multiple sources. The tiny African Great Lakes nation is among the...

Burundi : BRB bets on the Chinese Yuan, the civil society fears adverse effects

Burundi : BRB bets on the Chinese Yuan, the civil society fears adverse effects

SOS Médias Burundi Bujumbura, August 6, 2025 — The Burundi Central Bank (BRB) has authorized, in a pilot phase, the use of the Chinese Yuan (RMB) to pay for imports from China. Twenty Burundian companies operating in the production, industry, and...

Burundi : Ndayishimiye tightens his control with a reduced government and strategic returns

Burundi : Ndayishimiye tightens his control with a reduced government and strategic returns

SOS Médias Burundi Bujumbura, August 5, 2025 – A few hours after appointing Nestor Ntahontuye as Prime Minister, President Évariste Ndayishimiye unveiled, through his spokesperson Rosine Guilène Gatoni, the composition of a remodeled government....

SEDL and Republic of Burundi Sign MoU for Strategic Collaboration

SEDL and Republic of Burundi Sign MoU for Strategic Collaboration

Spray Engineering Devices Ltd. (SEDL), an Indian clean-tech engineering company specializing in thermal heat recovery and biomass valorisation, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Burundi to set up a modern 1,000...

Mpox declining, cholera spreading, says Africa CDC

Mpox declining, cholera spreading, says Africa CDC

One year after the World Health Organisation declared mpox a public health emergency of international concern, Africa has made significant progress in controlling the disease. The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, which also...

Logistics leap for Tanzania

Samia unveils key transport, logistics infrastructure projects President directs Dar Port activities shift to Kwala by Monday COAST REGION: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan on Thursday inaugurated three major transport and logistics infrastructure...

Tanzania claims silver at Zambia Agriculture, Trade Fair

LUSAKA, Zambia: TANZANIA has emerged as the overall runner-up at the 97th International Agriculture and Trade Exhibition taking place at the agriculture and trade grounds in Lusaka, Zambia. The certificate for the Second International Winner was...

Burundi and Tanzania: Building Africa’s future through partnership

BUJUMBURA: In an era where Africa seeks to unlock its full potential, few relationships better illustrate the power of regional cooperation than that between Tanzania and Burundi. Once defined primarily by shared history and border proximity, our...

Eight nations see fortunes in Ubungo  commercial, logistics hub

Besides Tanzania, other beneficiaries of the newly launched business and logistics centre are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda, the countries that also use the Dar es Salaam Port and its...

It elevates regional business; Samia hails new trade, logistics hub

Speaking during the official launch of the $110m US dollars centre, President Samia emphasised that the EACLC will serve as a model for improving the management, transparency, and infrastructure of markets in Tanzania. “This facility is not a...

In July, the Ministry of Defense commissioned 9 new electronic warfare systems

In July, the Ministry of Defense commissioned 9 new electronic warfare systems

In 2023, after military coups toppled governments in the former French colonies of Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali, Russia quickly signed a Memorandum of Understanding on nuclear energy, potentially paving the way for atomic expansion, as reported...

Tanzania boosts regional standing with new logistics facility

Tanzania boosts regional standing with new logistics facility

Dar es Salaam. President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Thursday inaugurated the Kwala Inland Dry Port and flagged off freight services on the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), describing the moment as historic for Tanzania’s ambition to become a regional...

Burundi : where did the $908 million worth of minerals exported to the Emirates go?

Burundi : where did the $908 million worth of minerals exported to the Emirates go?

SOS Médias Burundi Bujumbura, July 17, 2025 — Between 2013 and 2023, the United Arab Emirates imported $1.3 billion worth of minerals from Burundi. Yet, according to consolidated figures from the Burundi Central Bank (BRB) and the United Nations...

Ag Progress Days 2025 Coverage: Stay Up To Date On Penn State's Annual Agricultural Event

Ag Progress Days 2025 Coverage: Stay Up To Date On Penn State's Annual Agricultural Event

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Burundi : bars pay the high price

Burundi : bars pay the high price

SOS Médias Burundi Bujumbura, July 18, 2025 – The ministry of commerce has announced a new categorization and a significant increase in operating license fees for “Model C” bars. These new measures are causing serious concern among bar and bistro...

Xinhua Silk Road: Second Taste Of China Global Specialty Green Coffee Bean Competition Wraps Up In Shanghai, Revealing Chinese Consumer Preferences

Xinhua Silk Road: Second Taste Of China Global Specialty Green Coffee Bean Competition Wraps Up In Shanghai, Revealing Chinese Consumer Preferences

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) Unlike traditional Western or Southeast Asian markets, Chinese consumers have distinct preferences for green coffee beans. Despite a rapid surge in coffee imports in recent years, many overseas producers remain unfamiliar...

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