Next year’s elections in Burundi, billed as a milestone on the country’s long road to sustainable peace, could trigger more conflict because of a combination of widespread illegal weapons and well-organized youth wings of...
Bujumbura - Burundi's main opposition group amassed youths at a weekend rally, warning that it was preparing to fight fire with fire after accusing the ruling CNDD-FDD of forming a militia ahead of polls. Dozens of youths took...
Bujumbura - Burundi's energy minister Samuel Ndayiragije has been dismissed for "serious failings" in his duty, the speaker of the national assembly announced on Wednesday. Pie Ntavyohanyuma said that Burundi's President Pierre...
Nairobi — East African Community member states are closer to having an integrated e-health regional information network to identify, confirm and respond rapidly to outbreaks of international ramifications. Following the...
Kampala — SECURITY is investigating reports that a number of Al Shabaab Islamists have entered the country following their threat to strike Kampala and Bujumbura last month. Sources within the Joint Anti-Terrorism squad...
YAOUNDE, Nov. 7 (Xinhua) -- Central African countries will open a branch of traditional language research in Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi, according to an official statement released here on Friday. The regional center for...
BUJUMBURA -- A Burundian disarmament taskforce said Wednesday it had received more than 70,000 arms surrendered by civilians over the past two years in war-wracked country. Dozens of others queued up to surrender their weapons,...
BUJUMBURA, 4 November 2009 (IRIN) - Civilians across Burundi have handed in thousands of guns, grenades and rounds of ammunition during a 10-day voluntary disarmament campaign. The deputy head of the national disarmament...
Source: Reuters BUJUMBURA, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Burundi collected nearly 14,000 weapons last week in a nationwide campaign to disarm the civilian population and ensure elections next year will be peaceful, officials ...
Bujumbura - A Burundian disarmament task force said on Wednesday that it had received more than 70 000 arms surrendered by civilians over the past two years in war-wracked country. Dozens of others queued up to surrender their...