The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court is preparing to seek a new mandate to continue the fight against impunity and the defence of international law.

Burundi’s First Lady Angeline Ndayishimiye is set to receive the 2026 United Nations Population Award, recognizing her commitment to health and human development.

In Lomé, ministers of the African Political Alliance meet to define a common response to the consequences of the war in the Middle East on the African continent.

Bujumbura, July 1, 2026 – Burundi celebrated this Wednesday the 64th anniversary of its accession to independence in an atmosphere…

A commemorative vigil marked by art and patriotism On the evening of June 30, Burundi’s Head of State and Friend…

A firm condemnation of the assailants from Sudan The Higher Islamic Council of Central Africa and the National Council of…

The audiovisual group AFRICA24 has spoken out to denounce what it describes as a “campaign to discredit” it, allegedly orchestrated…

Macky Sall intensifies his global diplomatic campaign for the UN Secretary-General race, promoting a more representative and effective United Nations.

President Évariste Ndayishimiye has placed agriculture at the heart of Burundi’s economic transformation, food sovereignty and long-term development strategy.

Burundi’s Vision 2040-2060 places agriculture at the center of economic reforms aimed at building agro-industry, jobs and national value chains.