Burundian refugees in Tanzania face increasing danger
Évariste Ndayishimiye’s first foreign visit as the president of Burundi was nothing if not symbolic….
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Conflict in Cameroon: The schools caught in crossfire
In 2017, Pastor Boniface Tamangoua chose not to send his eight-year-old son, Victory Camibon, to…
The living nightmare of environmental activists who protest mine expansion
Terrified women and children flee their homes every night as fears of being assassinated grip…
The living nightmare of environmental activists who protest mine expansion
Terrified women and children flee their homes every night as fears of being assassinated grip…
The natural resource curse in Cabo Delgado
Over the past decade, there has been an increase in foreign investment in energy and…
Nine years later, South Sudan is still a nation in waiting
“What was the point of independence if we are still destitute and in chaos?” a…
Dozen of bodies found in Burkina Faso, and rights group suspects extrajudicial killings
At least 180 bodies have been found in common graves in Djibo, a town in…
Remembering the cruelty of strongman Nkurunziza and his regime
COMMENT Strongmen — and they’re always men — are intolerant of political opponents, independent journalism…
Armed militants wage war on Burkina Faso’s schools
The children who were still attending class at the Toulfé village school on the afternoon…
Singapore slammed for ‘cruel’ Zoom death sentence
Singapore has been criticised for being “cruel and inhumane” after a death sentence was handed…
Election preview: Burundi braces for divisive vote
NEWS ANALYSIS Worldwide the coronavirus pandemic dominates the news, but in Burundi the government has…
Despite elections, Burundi is still a long, long way from redemption
As several nations take measures to protect their citizens against the coronavirus, Burundians will be…