Disempowerment 13/01/2022 – by Mireille Kanyange Where women work and men decide According to a Burundian saying, he who lacks a good woman lacks wealth Read
Mineral extraction 10/01/2022 – by Mireille Kanyange In search of a fair deal Burundi wants a bigger share of the income from the nation’s mining operations Read
Ethnic strife 13/12/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange An elusive truth Burundi’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission faces accusations of ethnic bias Read
Trafficking 26/09/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Pressed into service Human traffickers in Burundi find ways to get around child-protection laws Read
Children’s rights 23/09/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange On society’s fringes Burundi’s legal safety net for children remains full of holes Read
Colonial past 04/08/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange German heritage in Burundi In the early 20th century Burundi was a German colony – traces of that past can still be seen Read
Flooding 02/08/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Lake Tanganyika rises up Communities along Lake Tanganyika face devastation from rising floodwaters Read
East Africa 18/07/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Two African neighbours give peace a chance Rwanda and Burundi are normalising relations after a nearly six-year dispute Read
Keeping the peace 12/04/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Policing from a female perspective Women are starting to take leadership posts in Burundi’s police and military Read
Minors in prison 15/03/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Finding a path to freedom Prison authorities in Burundi grapple with the special needs of young inmates Read
Burundi 22/02/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Full classes despite Corona Burundi’s schools stay open during pandemic, keeping a distance is not mandatory Read
