Kayanza: a man detained for destroying a banana field belonging to his mother
Nazaire Miburo, about thirty, has been incarcerated in the Kayanza judicial police cell (northern Burundi) since Thursday morning.
He is accused of cutting down banana trees on his mother’s property. Land conflicts are said to be the cause of this act.
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The person concerned is from Nyabihanga hill. It is in the commune and province of Kayanza. Local police sources confirmed his arrest and detention to SOS Médias Burundi.
He is suspected by his neighbors of cutting down more than 300 banana trees on his mother’s property.
“We were surprised very early in the morning to see all the banana trees cut down. Everyone was wondering who these criminals are,” his neighbors told us.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the field was destroyed by the suspect.
Local sources say Nazaire Miburo did not get along with his widowed mother. A land dispute opposes them, according to neighbors. Kayanza, is one of the most populated provinces in the small East African nation. Every year, several families rotate to cultivate the land that continues to dwindle.
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A man stands in the property of banana trees cut down by Nazaire Miburo, DR
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