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Africa Renewal

Youth

How we created Burundi’s first drone

A young innovator turns his newfound technology skills into a pioneering solution for farmers

By Lakoi Takona

UN Affairs

With peace restored, Burundi president says poverty is the remaining threat

UN News

President Evariste Ndayishimiye (on screen) of Burundi addresses the general debate of the ...

General Assembly

At UN Assembly, President of Burundi rejects diplomatic aggression against his country

UN News

Children sit idly with their father, observing the destruction of their community’s homes in Bujumbura Rural Province, Burundi.

coronavirus

Flood victims in Burundi receive assistance from IOM amid COVID-19 pandemic

By IOM

Children fill their cups at a water point built by UNICEF at Kanyosha III primary school in Bujumbura, Burundi.

Elections

AU and UN appeal for ‘stable and peaceful environment’ for Burundi elections

UN News

A young Burundian refugee completes an exercise on a blackboard in Nyarugusu Refugee Camp, Tanzania.

Human Rights

Burundi election countdown amid ‘deteriorating’ human rights situation

UN News

Children fill their cups at a water point built by UNICEF at Kanyosha III primary school in Bujumbura, Burundi. Photo: UNICEF/Rosalie Colfs

News

Burundi: UNICEF concerned over arrests, school expulsion of students

UN News

In camp Lucenda, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Burundian refugees redeem vouchers for food of their choice at food fairs organized by WFP with local merchants. Photo: WFP/Leonora Baumann

News

Burundi: UN agency warns 4.6 million people facing food insecurity

UN News

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon holds press conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with Senior Advisors summing up activities as part of 26th African Union Summit. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe

News

Crisis-torn Burundi's leaders should pursue dialogue, listen to concerns of their people – UN chief

UN News

A visiting Security Council delegation arrives in Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi. Photo: UNIC Bujumbura

News

Security Council delegation visits Burundi in diplomatic push to end months of political tension

UN News

On 29 May, Centia, 12, walks barefoot across dusty ground in Kirundo Province, Burundi. Photo credit: UNICEF/UNI186074/Nijimbere

News

‘Alarming’ new patterns of violations emerging in Burundi – UN rights chief

UN News

Burning barricades in Bujumbura, as turmoil erupted in Burundi. Photo: Desire Nimubona/IRIN

News

Burundi: post-election crisis forces UN and partners to seek $32 million in revised relief plan

UN News

People demonstrate in Bujumbura against a decision by Burundi’s ruling party to nominate President Pierre Nkurunziza to run for a third term (April 2015).

News

UN chief urges Burundian President to ‘pursue path of inclusivity and reconciliation’

UN News

Burning barricades in Bujumbura, as turmoil erupted in Burundi.

News

UN and international envoys urge Burundi Government to forge ‘new path’ through dialogue

UN News

An electoral worker checks names against the voters' list at a polling station during elections in Burundi. Photo: MENUB

News

Burundi: UN condemns assassination attempt on leading human rights defender

UN News

Un soldat monte la garde devant un bureau de vote dans la capitale du Burundi, Bujumbura

News

Ban urges parties in Burundi to refrain from violence during elections

UN News

Conflict Resolution

Uprooting the causes of conflicts

Momentum in post-conflict peacebuilding in Africa

Kingsley Ighobor

By Kingsley Ighobor

Also

After Africa’s wars, a ‘new day’ for building peace

UN's Judy Cheng-Hopkins on peacebuilding work in Africa

By Ernest Harsch

Web Feature

Burundi’s push for universal education

Enrolment rates at an all time high, but challenges remain

Jocelyne Sambira

By Jocelyne Sambira

Also

African schools keep an eye on the prize

Meeting the target for universal primary education

Africa Renewal

By Africa Renewal