Fabien Niyonizigiye

Fabien Niyonizigiye is a journalist for Radio Télévision Nationale du Burundi (RTNB). He works in the TV department and focuses on environmental issues.

The Akanyaru River. (photo: The Niles / Mugume Davis Rwakaringi)

The Akanyaru Project: A boost to Burundi-Rwanda relations

18.08.2022 | Economy

Wetlands across the Nile Basin are threatened by pollution, siltation, conversions into agricultural land, settlement, infrastructural development, climate change and deforestation. (photo: Flickr / John & Mel Kots)

re‹think the way we use land

Wetlands: A vital tool to mitigate climate change

7.03.2022 | Society

Maize is a key staple crop across the Nile Basin. (photo: The Niles | Davis Mugume)

Ingredients

Grow plentiful and nutritious maize!

27.12.2019 | Society

Fragmented farmland in Burundi. (photo: The Niles | Fabien Niyonizigiye)

Basics

Revise tradition of inheritance to save the land

20.12.2019 | Society

Farmland in Burundi’s Kayanza province. (photo: The Niles | Fabien Niyonizigiye)

Basics

Beware of tricks to steal land from widows

19.12.2019 | Society

An opened border binds two countries

10.08.2018 | Politics

A project site of Lake Cyohoha ecosystem recovery programme on October 13, 2015. (photo: Green Fund Rwanda)

The impact of human activity

Is Lake Cyohoha’s biodiversity declining?

9.03.2018 | Society