A landlocked country in East Africa, Burundi is a low-income economy, with 80% of the population employed in the agricultural sector. Located in the Great Lakes region, Burundi is surrounded by Rwanda ...

Within this shifting landscape, Burundi—often seen as peripheral—demands particular attention. Despite being similar in size to Lesotho at around 27,900 ...

The economic growth of the East African region is projected to rise to 5.7 percent in 2025, increasing from 5.1 percent in ...

Although agriculture--primarily coffee, tea, and cotton--accounts for approximately 80 percent of its workforce, Burundi remains one of the world's poorest nations, with nearly 90 percent of its ...

The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) has injected over 104bn/- into the agricultural sector over the past ...

The government of Kenya has announced the exemption of nuts and oil crops produce and products imported by Export Processing ...

Burundi has initiated several projects to protect and restore its forests. Among the most significant is the national reforestation project launched in 2018, which aims to regenerate the country’s ...

Over the past five years, AGRA has channelled more than USD 40 million—equivalent to over Sh104 billion—into Tanzania’s ...