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Regional Trade Integration: Botswana was praised for pushing the COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Free Trade Area, with Burundi among countries that have ratified to help cut non-tariff barriers. Rail & Cross-Border Logistics: Kenya’s President William Ruto says SGR will extend from Voi toward Tanzania, with about Sh5bn set aside, aiming to boost trade and jobs along the Coast. EAC Inflation Watch: East African Community headline inflation fell sharply to 7.8% in June, but core and food prices kept rising, signaling pressure still building. Energy & Food Security Funding: The AfDB unveiled a USD5bn emergency buffer to contain energy and fertilizer shocks, with Burundi listed among high-vulnerability countries. Burundi Business Disruptions: Rumonge faces severe power cuts hitting welders, mills, salons, offices and banks, while Muyinga and Kirundo report drinking-water shortages affecting hospitals and hotels. Agriculture Support: Burundi joined other African states increasing pledges to IFAD, targeting rural transformation amid climate and conflict stress. Trade Flows Despite Tensions: Burundi is importing growing amounts of goods from Rwanda even after the border closure, showing commerce continues under strained politics.

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