Mabayi: an Imbonerakure killed
The body of Ferdinand Hatungimana, (35 years old) – member of the CNDD-FDD youth league, was found last Sunday in Manyama village in the district of Mabayi in the province of Cibitoke (northwest Burundi). Circumstances of his death have not been identified, but opponents have been arrested. Residents believe he was murdered by his peers.
INFO SOS Médias Burundi
The body of Ferdinand Hatungimana was discovered not far from his home in the Buhoro zone, according to witnesses.
They indicate that people in military uniform took the remains to this location during Saturday night. Witnesses told SOS Médias Burundi “that they recognized Imbonerakure in this group”. The circumstances of the death of this member of the ruling party’s youth league remain unclear. Mr. Hatungimana campaigned for the CNL before joining the CNDD-FDD in 2022. Local sources say that this father of 6 children has always been suspected of being “a spy”.
In the process, seven opponents, all activists for the main opposition party CNL, were arrested.
The district administrator confirms the incident. Jeanne Izomporera says that the police are working to “discover the motives and perpetrators of the death of Ferdinand Hatungimana”.
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File photo : Imbonerakure in military parade in Cibitoke on the sidelines of the day dedicated to the CNDD-FDD fighter (SOS Médias Burundi)
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