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Ebola Cost Warning: Africa CDC says the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has surpassed 600 deaths in the DRC and Uganda, urging sustained financing and safer burial capacity to prevent wider economic and trade disruption. Bujumbura Youth Crackdown: SOS Médias Burundi reports the arrest of 80+ youths in downtown Bujumbura, with families and rights groups calling it arbitrary while police call it routine checks. Kiswahili + AI Push: Burundi hosted the 7th International Conference on Kiswahili promotion, with leaders urging investment in Kiswahili’s digital future and AI tools to boost regional trade and learning. Ngozi Market Fire: A major blaze destroyed about 80% of stalls in Ngozi’s main market, killing one person; authorities promise rehabilitation and a damage assessment. Burundi-Russia Deals: President Ndayishimiye met Russia’s Lavrov, discussing support for African peace efforts, Ebola testing, energy and health cooperation, plus possible chemical plant investments. Energy & Nuclear Talks: Russia also offered technical support for small nuclear power plants, alongside hydropower expertise and training for Burundian personnel. EAC Funding Pressure: A new analysis highlights the EAC’s growing budget gap, with arrears reportedly near $80m and Burundi and DRC among the main contributors. Kenya-Burundi Ties: Kenya reaffirmed strong people-to-people and business links with Burundi during independence celebrations.

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Jun. 24, 2026

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