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Business Travel: From August 1, routine US visa services moved out of Bujumbura to regional hubs, changing where Burundians apply. Lake Trade: Tanzania’s restored MV Liemba has resumed voyages to the DRC, with services to Burundi and other Lake Tanganyika neighbours expected as operations expand. Traders say the ship could revive cargo and fish sales. Regional Corridors: Dar es Salaam’s transit cargo grew 17% to 14.61 million tonnes in 2025/26, with investment in links to inland markets including Burundi sharpening competition between trade routes. Transport: A new Tanzanian tanker-inspection centre can process up to 60 fuel trucks daily, including vehicles serving Burundi, reducing delays for regional carriers.

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Jun. 24, 2026

Dr. Shanequa E. Wilson to receive iChange Nations award in Nairobi

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