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Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees Who’s Clearing Burundi’s Kibira Forest? Farmers and Government
Biodiversité Pêche Pollution

Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries

Santé

Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease

Déforestation Eau Fact-Cheking

No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources

Agriculture Faune

From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees

Agriculture Déforestation

Who’s Clearing Burundi’s Kibira Forest? Farmers and Government

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  • Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
    Biodiversité Pêche Pollution
    Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
  • Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease
    Santé
    Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease
  • No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources
    Déforestation Eau Fact-Cheking
    No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources
  • From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees
    Agriculture Faune
    From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees
  • Community Health Workers Go The Extra Mile To Deliver  Immunisation In Burundi
    Immunisation Santé
    Community Health Workers Go The Extra Mile To Deliver Immunisation In Burundi
  • Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
    Biodiversité Pêche Pollution
    Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
  • DRC-Burundi: forests and parks fall victim to land scarcity and infertility
    Fact-Cheking
    DRC-Burundi: forests and parks fall victim to land scarcity and infertility
  • Climate and agriculture: a double threat to hydroelectric production in Burundi
    Agriculture Biodiversité Climat Déforestation Eau Environnement Terres
    Climate and agriculture: a double threat to hydroelectric production in Burundi
  • Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
    Biodiversité Pêche Pollution
    Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries
  • Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease
    Santé
    Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease
  • No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources
    Déforestation Eau Fact-Cheking
    No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources
  • From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees
    Agriculture Faune
    From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees
Biodiversité Pêche Pollution

Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries

Waste, climate change, and illegal fishing are pushing one of Africa’s most biodiverse lakes to the brink – and with…

Santé

Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease

In East Africa, including Burundi, haemophilia kills not only as a disease, but also through the absence of diagnosis, the…

Déforestation Eau Fact-Cheking

No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources

Deforestation in Kibira and drought are accelerating the drying up of water resources. The population in the park’s two watersheds…

Agriculture Faune

From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees

Tea plantations stretching as far as the eye can see on the edge of Kibira Park, agricultural fields, construction of…

Agriculture Déforestation

Who’s Clearing Burundi’s Kibira Forest? Farmers and Government

State production companies and institutions—Regideso, Isabu, and DPAE—carry out several development activities in Kibira, while local communities illegally exploit forest…

Agriculture Déforestation Environnement Flore

Tea vs Trees: Burundi is Trading a National Park for a Cash Crop

When Kibira was elevated to protected area status by a ministerial order establishing its boundaries on 12 December 1933, its…

Agriculture Agroécologie Climat Eau Environnement Terres

Burundi employs plants to curb landslides

Scientists and farmers have used ‘biology-oriented engineering’ to restore and protect land threatened by erosion Ferdinand Mbonihankuye October 30, 2025…

Agriculture Biodiversité Eau Ecologie Environnement Flore

Eucalyptus in Burundi: Between environmental challenges and economic opportunities

Despite the economic opportunities that eucalyptus offers, it can be harmful to the environment. Kayanza province is a case in…

Déforestation

Silent Plunder: How Congo’s Precious Timber Fuels an Illegal Trade in Burundi

By Arthur Bizimana and Martin Leku At the furniture market in the Jabe district, in the urban commune of Mukaza,…

Agriculture Climat Eau Economie Economie

How dams’ collapse failed rice production in Burundi

By Arthur Bizimana and Ferdinand Mbonihankuye  Ruined structures — some in a state of decay remain of the Gikoma hydro-agricultural dam, the once mega-hydro-agricultural…

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Biodiversité Pêche Pollution

Lake Tanganyika in crisis: Pollution, overfishing, and the decline of Burundi’s fisheries

Santé

Haemophilia: A little-known but very real and costly disease

Déforestation Eau Fact-Cheking

No Water, No Peace: The Human Cost of Kibira’s Vanishing Water Sources

Agriculture Faune

From 500 to 200: How tea Plantations Are Fueling the Decline of Kibira’s Chimpanzees

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