Espérance Ndayizeye
BurundipoliticianFemale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Espérance Ndayizeye is the president of the National Communication Council (CNC) in Burundi, an organization responsible for regulating the media in the country. She has been vocal about the need for responsible journalism, especially in light of the ongoing crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), emphasizing the importance of using reliable sources to provide accurate information to the public. Ndayizeye's recent statements urge Burundian media outlets to exercise caution and professionalism in their reporting, particularly regarding sensitive topics that could impact national security and public perception.
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Espérance Ndayizeye, the president of the CNC, directs inquiries regarding the media's situation to Regideso.
Coupures du courant électrique, les médias privés en veille – IWACUBurundi· 2026-09-21
Espérance Ndayizeye criticized the media for their inadequate coverage of the electoral campaign.
Le journal Iwacu, Yaga, Jimbere, … Des médias accusés de partialité par le CNC – IWACUBurundi· 2025-06-30
Espérance Ndayizeye emphasized the importance of neutrality and impartiality in media coverage during the electoral period.
le Conseil national de la communication donne ses consignes – IWACUBurundi· 2025-05-13Espérance Ndayizeye, the president of the CNC, stated that they were not informed about the incident involving Willy Kwizera.
Agressions des journalistes, le déni – IWACUBurundi· 2025-05-03
Espérance Ndayizeye announced the lifting of the suspension on Yaga-Burundi.
Le CNC lève la suspension de Yaga-Burundi – IWACUBurundi· 2025-04-14Espérance Ndayizeye is the president of the CNC who responded to the media's concerns about information retention.
Nestor Ntahontuye, le ministre qui ne parle pas aux médias privés – IWACUBurundi· 2025-03-21
Espérance Ndayizeye is the president of the CNC who warned about the importance of reliable information regarding the crisis in the east of the DRC.
le CNC appelle les médias burundais à être prudents – IWACUBurundi· 2025-03-05