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February 8
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11th CAPA Council Meeting - Day One
ACNS
COUNCIL OF ANGLICAN PROVINCES OF AFRICA (CAPA) Read more »
February 7
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Country Celebrates 21st Anniversary of the Unity Charter
RFI
Burundi celebrated the 21st anniversary of the adoption of its Unity Charter on Monday. While the man behind the project, former president Pierre Buyoya, says he is satisfied with... Read more »
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Why Non-Tariff Barriers Should Go [editorial]
EA Business
Being a landlocked country, Burundi's economy depends a lot on her neighbours for transport for both import and export. Read more »
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Insurer Opens Shop in Rwanda, Burundi
East African
The African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) is seeking projects to finance in Rwanda and Burundi as it expands across the region. Read more »
February 6
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ACNS
"Harnessing our unity to unlock our potential and secure our future" Read more »
February 2
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Country Tops Uganda Trade Partners
EA Business
Uganda imported more goods from Burundi in the last half of 2011 than any other EAC partner state, a Uganda Revenue Authority tax analysis report has showed. Read more »
January 31
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Budding Fashion Industry Attracts Top Burundian Designer
New Times
It was an evening to remember as fashion was on everybody's lips at an event that attracted various guests at the Kigali Serena Hotel, over the weekend. Read more »
January 30
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Burundian to Officiate Kiyovu-Simba Tie
New Times
Burundi's Thierry Nkurunziza has been named as the centre referee for next month's Orange Confederation Cup preliminary round clash between SC Kiyovu and Simba of Tanzania. Read more »
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Werema, Mwema Sued Over Arrest of Burundi Politician
East African
Three confidential letters written by Burundi to help track and arrest Alexis Sinduhije have caused uproar after two top Tanzanian law enforcement officials were sued over the saga... Read more »
January 27
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Fears of Looming Food Shortage
IRIN
There are fears of a looming food shortage in Burundi after heavy rains damaged two successive harvests, say officials. Read more »
January 25
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Lessons From Coffee Tasting Competition
Daily News
THE Eastern Africa Fine Coffees Association (EAFCA) holds a yearly National Taste of Harvest Competition, which recognizes specialty coffee, in one of its eleven member states,... Read more »
January 24
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Burundi Admits Role in Arrest of Oppositionist in Nation
RNW Africa
Burundi admitted Saturday that it had asked for an exiled Burundian opposition leader to be arrested in Tanzania and extradited to face murder charges. Read more »
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Citizen
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is losing business to rival Dar es Salaam port as delay in cargo clearance in Mombasa prompts traders from neighbouring countries to turn to Tanzania. Read more »
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Dar es Salaam Reclaims Business From Mombasa
Daily News
Dar es Salaam Port is gradually reclaiming its share of maritime business from Mombasa Port, with report showing that Dar es Salaam handled 16 per cent above the containerised... Read more »
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New Disease-Resistant Cassava Varieties Released
Daily News
The push to increase the production of cassava in Tanzania has received a major boost, thanks to a recent release of four new varieties that are tolerant to the deadly rot diseases... Read more »
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Daily News
A TOTAL of 803 aliens were nabbed by the immigration department in Kagera Region in 2011 and had been served with Prohibited Immigrant (PI) notice. Read more »
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Fibre Optic Network Tested in Four Regions
Daily News
THE National Fibre Optic Network is being tested in four regions ahead of nationwide coverage in March this year, it has been said. Read more »
January 23
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Burundi in Public, Private Sector Meet
EA Business
The Second Vice-president, Dr IGervais Rufyikiri last week officially launched the Frame of Dialogue Initiative for the public private sector. Read more »
January 20
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Govt Tightens Security On Border With Burundi
Citizen
Tanzania has beefed up security along its border with Burundi following reports of internal fighting in the neighbouring country. Read more »
January 18
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Fate of Burundian Opposition Politician Still Unknown
Daily News
THE fate of the Burundian opposition politician, Alexis Sinduhije, arrested in Dar es Salaam last week, still rests with the Tanzanian government which is engaged in an ongoing... Read more »
January 17
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Insecurity to Jeopardize Stability of States
Daily News
CASES of terrorism, human abductions and cyber-crime have been described to be new forms of insecurity threatening the five East African Community (EAC) member states. Read more »
January 16
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Govt Leads East Africa in Global Democracy Test
Citizen
Tanzania has been ranked as the most democratic nation in East Africa region in a research which covered 165 independent nations in the world. Read more »
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Dar Arrests Burundi Opposition Politician
East African
Leading Burundian opposition politician Alexis Sinduhije, 48, was last Wednesday arrested at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam soon after landing from... Read more »
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'Africans Going Dutch' - Teaching in the Netherlands
RNW Africa
It was in November 2000 when I arrived in the Netherlands. Before this, I was teaching in Burundi. So I had a brilliant idea: I would become a teacher in Holland! Read more »
January 14
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Opposition Leader Arrested in Tanzania
RNW Africa
An exiled Burundian opposition leader has been arrested in Tanzania on the orders of the Bujumbura government, his lawyer said Friday. Read more »
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