In the fifth week of the 100 days of health campaign launched by the President of the Republic of Burundi, the results are becoming more and more palpable in some public spaces. Is it only valid for the duration of the campaign, or is it a new habit adopted? In any case, everyone wants this to continue.

Some public spaces, especially those that were visited by authorities during the zero waste campaign, are becoming cleaner and cleaner. Overall, the situation is improving compared to the period prior to the zero waste campaigns initiated by the country's various top authorities. In places such as Kanyosha, along the RN3 (also called Rumonge Road), there is a marked improvement in terms of health compared to the previous two months. The gutters are better maintained and there are fewer plastic bottles scattered here and there than before.