Burundi
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12 Migrants Expelled from US Arrived in Burundi Late August: Lawyer, Sources
President Donald Trump’s administration has signed accords with countries in Latin America, Africa and the Pacific to accept foreigners who could not legally be expelled to their own countries.
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Kenya, South Sudan Kick Off Naivasha Container Depot Project
Kenya and South Sudan are expected to deepen bilateral relations as the two countries explore more avenues for mutually beneficial business. Officials from the two nations witnessed the ground-breaking ceremony for South Sudan’s internal container…
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‘Dozens’ Killed in Burundi After Arsenal fire: Security Sources
The explosions began at the main ammunition depot of the Burundi National Defence Force (FDNB) in Musaga, in the southern suburbs of Bujumbura, the country’s economic hub.
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Kenya Ranked 121 Out Of 180 Corrupt Countries In Africa According To TI Data
The country scored 32 out of 100, showing a slight improvement from 31 points in 2023. However, this score is still below both the Sub-Saharan African average of 33 points and the global average of…
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East African Community leaders meet to discuss security situation in DRC
The meeting was held in in Shamar El Sheikh, Egypt,on the sidelines of the meeting of United Nations Framework on Climate Change (COP-27)
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Burundi drummers forced to dance to official beat
n the tiny landlocked nation of 12 million people, drumming troupes big and small perform at weddings, religious ceremonies and other celebrations — as well as competing against each other.
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Kenya: East Africa leaders agree regional force for DR Congo
East African leaders agreed Monday to establish a regional force to try to end conflict.
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Ziwa Tanganyika lafurika na kuwalazimu waburundi kuhama makazi yao
Asilimia 65 ya watu waliohamishwa kutokana na kufirika kwa ziwa hilo ni watoto.
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Private military contractors bolster Russian influence in Africa
Their deployment to African countries aims to “enable Russia to… regain this sphere of influence” that fell away with the collapse of the Soviet Union,
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EAC loses $3.4b to Covid-19 measures as trade declines
The report notes that domestic investments have become the key development strategy for the EAC.
