Gitega : recurring discovery of bodies

Gitega : recurring discovery of bodies

The body of Berchmans Ndayisenga (61 years old) was found inside his house on December 11. This macabre discovery took place in the village of Muyange in the district of Mutaho in the province of Gitega (central Burundi). It brings to seven the number of bodies found in the province of Gitega since last November.

INFO SOS Médias Burundi

According to the local administration, the deceased was alone at home.

“His children were at school while his wife was admitted to the Mutaho hospital for treatment at the time of the macabre discovery,” said the village chief of Muyange, Laurent Nkunzimana.

The remains of Ndayisenga were transferred to the Mutaho hospital. No suspects have been arrested.

Since November 3, this is the seventh body discovered in Gitega province, according to a count by our editorial staff.

Residents denounce “a recurring situation that unfortunately does not seem to attract the attention of local authorities”.

Two people were arrested by the local police in the seven cases.

——

Four men carry the body of a man found dead in Gitega province, November 2024-DR

Previous Kirundo : two men including a CNDD-FDD official arrested after the assassination of a thief
Next Sahabo case : the prosecution requested a heavy sentence and fine against the former CEO of Kira Hospital

You might also like

Politic

“Burundi is in danger” : the pposition in exile denounces an “electoral farce” and calls for mobilization

SOS Médias Burundi Brussels, June 28, 2025 – The political coalition of the Burundian opposition in exile held a press conference on Friday in the capital of the European Union.

Criminalité

Goma : nearly 200 SADC soldiers repatriated

About 200 elements of the SADC (Southern African Development Community) mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo-DRC, were repatriated on Monday. They took the Kigali airport after crossing the border

Criminalité

DRC : evacuation of unarmed Congolese soldiers and police officers from Goma to Kinshasa, with support from the ICRC and MONUSCO

SOS Médias Burundi Goma, April 30, 2025 – Several hundred unarmed members of Congolese security forces, protected since January by MONUSCO in Goma, have begun to be transferred to Kinshasa