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Moses Havyarimana

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I am a Burundian multimedia journalist known for reporting on political, social and economic stories in Burundi and in the East African region.

I embarked the journalism career in 2010 when I joined Burundi National Radio and Television (RTNB). The move to the state broadcaster laid a foundation for my commitment to reporting on issues which are crucial to the East African community. In 2014 I expanded my journalistic career by joining the Nation Media Group as their special correspondent in B…

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Congolese refugees return home after M23 withdrawal

Congolese refugees return home after M23 withdrawal

At least 450 Congolese refugees have returned home from Burundi this week following the withdrawal of M23 reb…

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SADC announces troops exit from DRC, seeks dialogue.

SADC announces troops exit from DRC, seeks dialogue.

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced the withdrawal of its troops from eastern Dem…

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Africa News Tonight Daybreak Africa Health Chat Music Time in Africa Nightline Africa Sonny Side of Sports So…

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UN calls for ceasefire, withdrawal of Rwandan troops from DRC

UN calls for ceasefire, withdrawal of Rwandan troops from DRC

The United Nations Security Council has called on Rwanda's military to stop supporting the M23 rebels in the …

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UN Security Council seeks immediate ceasefire, respect for DRC's territory

UN Security Council seeks immediate ceasefire, respect for DRC's territory

The UN security council is calling for the immediate cease fire and respect for the DRC's territorial integri…

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US, Security Council condemn Rwanda, M23 rebels for DRC conflict

US, Security Council condemn Rwanda, M23 rebels for DRC conflict

The United States government has condemned Rwanda and the M23 rebel group for continued hostilities in the ea…

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Articles

Deforestation in Burundi: Forest loss raises new Climate Change concerns

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By Moses Havyarimana Verified
| burunditimes.com
Burundi has lost 410 hectares of humid primary forest since 2002, according to new data from Global Forest Watch, raising concerns among environmental experts that continued forest degradation could worsen the country’s vulnerability to climate change, flooding and soil erosion. The forest-monitoring platform reported that Burundi’s humid primary forest area declined by 2% between 2002 and 2025.
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Burundi bids to end its leading cancer killer, beating back misinformation

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By Moses Havyarimana Verified
| Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
At a glance On April 29, Burundi marked the nationwide launch of the cervical cancer blocking human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. Cervical cancer is the biggest cancer killer in Burundi, despite the fact that it’s close to completely preventable. Getting that information out into the public was a mission for health workers across the country in the lead-up to the first roll-out.
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EALA to debate $110.8 Million EAC Budget in virtual special sitting amid funding constraints

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By Moses Havyarimana Verified
| burunditimes.com
The East African Legislative Assembly will convene a special virtual sitting next week to debate the East African Community’s proposed budget for the 2026/2027 financial year, amid growing financial pressures facing regional institutions. According to a statement issued Friday from the EAC headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania, lawmakers will meet online on Monday, June 1, to table and debate budget estimates amounting to USD 110.8 million for the coming financial year.
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Interview

Why did you become a journalist?

To report the truth and voice the people's call for the better change and development of our community

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

many stories including Human Rights violations, politics, business and those which impacts directly the people I live with or around

When's the best time to pitch you?

Any time

Awards

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COMESA MEDIA AWARD - WINNER 2021

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