Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye is insurging against officials who arrogate the right to loot the wealth of the state that they are supposed to protect. The ministry in charge of mines and trade would be one of those who are poorly managed when it has to finance the general budget of the state at least 50%. The economist Jean Ndenzako speaks of a "politically relevant objective", of a "good orientation" but which must be accompanied by…
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Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye is insurging against officials who arrogate the right to loot the wealth of the state that they are supposed to protect. The ministry in charge of mines and trade would be one of those who are poorly managed when it has to finance the general budget of the state at least 50%. The economist Jean Ndenzako speaks of a "politically relevant objective", of a "good orientation" but which must be accompanied by…