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Radio Investment: Ugandan musician Chameleone says Uganda’s steep frequency costs drove him to launch a radio station in Burundi, where he found more room to enter broadcasting. Tennis: Burundi’s Sada Nahimana teamed up with Kenya’s Angella Okutoyi to win the doubles title at the WTA 125 Angola Ladies Open, Okutoyi’s first WTA crown. Media: Nathan Ntahondi is Burundi’s new National Communication Council president, promising modernization and more dialogue with media outlets. Meanwhile, Bonesha FM is seeking 500 million Burundian francs to stay on air. Football: Burundi faces Zambia in back-to-back 2027 AFCON qualifiers on November 13 and 17, with the return match in Bujumbura.

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Burundi : Nathan Ntahondi faces the challenge of freeing the CNC from its image as an instrument of power

Burundi : Nathan Ntahondi faces the challenge of freeing the CNC from its image as an instrument of power

Bonesha FM on the verge of financial asphyxiation : 500 million Burundian francs needed to avoid further disappearance

Bonesha FM on the verge of financial asphyxiation : 500 million Burundian francs needed to avoid further disappearance


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Jul. 18, 2026

Burundi takes a key step towards integrating freedom of expression and the safety of journalists into its national police training

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Aug. 19, 2026

UNESCO Establishes the Operational Framework for Dialogue and Trauma Healing Activities in Burundi

UNESCO

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Nov. 3, 2026

NAACP Opens Submissions to African Creators Across the Continent

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Burundi blames M23 rebels for cross-border bombing

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