#Rubirizi: Un ouf de soulagement pour les 6 enfants d'UWIZEYIMANA Clarisse.Après une bataille juridique de plus d'une année,ils ont récupéré la maison de leur mère ce vendredi 21 août 2026. Merci au TR Rubirizi qui les a rétablis dans leur droit @MiniJustice_BDI@minint
@Bujaprov2025 : Dans le cadre de nos actions de contribution à la promotion de la santé et du dévlpment communautaire, @acopa_burundi a octroyé ce mercredi, 22 juillet 2026,un soutien financier à Mr Jean Claude Ndavyizeye pour se faire soigner. @msp_burundi@MininterInfosBi
♯Traficd'enfants : La place des enfants est à l'école et non dans les travaux domestiques. Nous demandons à @Burundi_Police des mineurs et @CNIDH_Bdi d'agir pour sa protection et traduire les coupables en justice @MininterInfosBi@MiniJustice_BDI
On 23rd October 2025, EALS chaired the 2nd Regional Dialogue Committee (RDC) Meeting of the East African Community at the EAC Headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania
Leaders from the EAC Secretariat, Partner States, and Dialogue Parties — including the East Africa Law Society, EALGA, EACSOF, EAYN, EACRN. EAWiBP and others — are meeting to review progress under the Consultative Dialogue Framework, validate the RDC Matrix of Activities, and shape the roadmap towards the 8th EAC Secretary General’s Forum.
This session reaffirms our shared commitment to an inclusive, participatory, and citizen-driven integration process across East Africa.
A big thank you to EAC-GIZ for their invaluable support in making this meeting possible.
EACSOF took part in the RDC meeting in Arusha, joining apex bodies to plan the next Secretary General’s Forum and strengthen citizen engagement in East Africa’s integration.
ACOPA-BURUNDI, Organisation Point Focal de @eacsof au #Burundi salue les bonnes relations qui existent entre @BurundiGov via @MAEBurundi et notre Forum. Nous sommes très ravis de son soutien à la participation de la Société Civile au processus d'intégration à @jumuiya
En marge de la 15è Assemblée Générale de @eacsof tenue à Nairobi #Kenya, ce 1er octobre 2025, Emerence BUCUMI (FNF) et Sun Gray NTSINZI (ONELOP) ont été élus pour représenter le Burundi au Conseil d'Administration du Forum pour un mandat de 2 ans. @MAEBurundi@MininterInfosBi
“Governance and democracy deficits hold Africa back.”
At #CSOSummit2025, AU-ECOSOCC’s William Carew urged civil society to unite. Rising insecurity and lack of jobs remain citizens’ pressing concerns, and only collective action can build lasting solutions.
#EACIntegration
At #CSOSummit2025, Mr. David Onen (EAC SG’s office) highlighted digital tracking to cut border delays, health systems from Covid-19, and digital payments easing trade. He called for secure, seamless integration built on better fibre connectivity.
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At #CSOSummit2025, Morris Odhiambo challenged leaders to face the barriers holding the region back, including low trade, unfair restrictions, and cross-border injustices. He urged responsible use of technology to empower communities.
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Mr. Edmund Yakani, President of EACSOF, emphasized: “Civil Society is not an enemy of the State.” Instead, it is a partner in development, peace, and the well-being of East African citizens. #CivilSociety#CSOSummit2025
The Permanent Secretary of Burundi responsible for East African Community (EAC) Affairs within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and Development Cooperation, Mr. Sévérin Mbarubukeye, represented the Republic of Burundi at the East African Civil Society Summit 2025, held in Nairobi on 29 September 2025. The Summit was convened under the theme “Harnessing EAC Citizens' Potential and Participation in Regional Integration Processes”, with the sub-theme “Innovating for Regional Integration: Advancing Governance, Economic Growth, and Social Inclusion in the Digital Age.”
In his official address, Mr. Mbarubukeye underscored that EAC integration must remain people-centered and participatory, emphasizing the pivotal role of citizens, civil society organizations, and the private sector in shaping the future of the region. He recalled that the dissolution of the original EAC in 1977 was, in part, attributable to the exclusion of citizens from integration processes—thereby reaffirming that inclusive participation is fundamental to sustainable regional integration.
Mr. Mbarubukeye reiterated Burundi’s unwavering commitment to supporting civil society in its efforts to promote sustainable development. He further highlighted that innovation and digital technologies hold transformative potential for governance, economic advancement, and social inclusion. Calling upon all stakeholders to leverage digital tools for regional development, he emphasized the indispensable contributions of non-governmental organizations, youth, and local communities in forging a more inclusive and prosperous East African future.
Mr. Sirili Akko, on behalf of GIZ, reaffirmed the organization’s strong commitment to EAC integration—through good governance, promotion of human rights, gender equality, digital transformation, environmental conservation, and inclusive development across the region.
The opening day of the CSO Summit 2025 set a strong tone of inclusivity, transparency, and innovation—anchored on the shared goal of a people-centered East African Community.
We’re LIVE from Nairobi! 🌍 Join the #EACSOFSummit2025 and be part of the conversation on digital transformation, regional integration & inclusive growth. Watch here: https://t.co/HdoKuclgxT
East Africans unite! 🌍 The CSO Summit 2025 kicks off in Nairobi, 29 Sept–1 Oct, at Mövenpick Hotel, Nairobi 🇰🇪, amplifying citizens’ voices for digital transformation, regional integration, and inclusive growth.
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#Burundi Comme expliqué par honorable Mo-Mamo Karerwa, c'est dans le cadre du projet d'harmonisation des lois sur les mines et carrières dans les pays membres de la communauté de l'#Afrique de l'Est- @jumuiya