A visit by the President of the National Assembly to the Ngozi market, which was devastated by a fire, initially brought hope to affected traders. However, that hope turned to anger when the official advised the victims to buy their own fire trucks. The comment has been described as adding insult to injury, highlighting a perceived disconnect between the government and citizens struggling with inadequate infrastructure. Many are demanding better disaster response measures, calling the suggestion tone-deaf and unrealistic.
Article source: iwacu-burundi.org | Image credit: BREAKING BURUNDI
Georgia-Lee Gill Crowned Miss World Caribbean 2026, Bringing Prestigious Regional Title Home To Trinidad
Kes Celebrates Full Circle Moment After Sharing Washington Stage With Music Legend Stevie Wonder
Caribbean journalism trends are reshaping how island communities report, verify and share the stories that…
Jadel Receives Second New York Citation, Honoured For Artistry And Contributions To The Community
Gio Says Recent Social Media Backlash Was His Worst Experience In Eight Years Online
Manning Reportedly Prevented From Addressing General Council Meeting Friday Night After Microphone Was Allegedly Muted