In Kirundo commune, one of Burundi’s driest regions, the sun beats hard on the land, leaving soils cracked and crops withered. Despite being surrounded by lakes and swamps, farmers here face hunger and poverty, trapped by the absence of modern irrigation systems. Last year, something changed. With a small grant, a group of farmers came together to form the Kanguka Dukore cell — meaning Awake and Work . What started as a modest experiment with cabbage has now grown into a thr

Ezeckiel after being released from jail After 4 years and 8 months, Ezeckiel, a father of seven, walked out of prison thanks to the...

While courts focus on delivering judgements, Restobu promotes reconciliation Emmanueline stands with her daughter as she walks out of the...

Violette stands in front of the Youth Choir as they prepare songs At just 20 years old, Violette carries a story that echoes the...

James, Ann and Lazarus Meet Lazarus , a father of seven, and James , a father of four (names changed)—two men whose lives were shattered...

Members of the Rubuye cell harvesting rice Smiles of satisfaction light up the faces of local development cell members in Rugombo commune...

Restoration Burundi (Restobu) has organized a workshop on combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Kirundo province, specifically...

Restoration Burundi (RESTOBU) is working with various churches to bring about transformation in Burundian society. While RESTOBU focuses...

In the initiative aimed at promoting dignity, education, and gender equality, Restoration Burundi has distributed sanitary pads to female...

Restoration Burundi (Restobu) has contributed to improving the learning conditions at Kibonde Technical School in Kirundo Province,...