Posts From Adam Ntwari
Rugombo : two Imbonerakure seriously beaten up by residents
The incident took place on the night of Sunday to Monday in the locality of Rusiga. It is in the district of Rugombo in the province of Cibitoke (northwest Burundi).
Bururi : farmers demand essential agricultural inputs
Farmers from the districts of Mugamba, Matana and Songa, in the province of Bururi (southern Burundi), denounce a delay in the distribution of urea, intended for their corn fields. Although
Mabayi : three men profiting greatly from the presence of Rwandan rebels arrested
Three men from the district of Mabayi in the province of Cibitoke (northwest Burundi) were arrested last Saturday. They are suspected of profiting greatly from the presence of Rwandan rebels
Kinama : dilapidated toilets in the Congolese refugee camp
The Kinama refugee camp, located in the district of Gasorwe in the province of Muyinga (northeast Burundi), is home to more than 7,000 Congolese refugees. Since its creation in 2002,
Makamba-Rutana : a worrying delay in the distribution of fertilizers
Farmers in the provinces of Makamba and Rutana in southeastern Burundi say they have gradually lost hope of being supplied with fertilizers for the current farming season. They have long
Nduta (Tanzania) : about forty houses washed away by torrential rains
A heavy rain that fell on the Nduta camp left more than 100 Burundian refugees homeless. They require emergency assistance. INFO SOS Médias Burundi The rainy season that is being
Rumonge : intelligence seized a large quantity of fuel
This is a quantity of at least 2500 liters of fuel. The seizure took place in the Swahili neighborhood in the town center of the province of Rumonge (southwest Burundi).
Bujumbura : the prosecution requested 12 years in prison against journalist Sandra Muhoza
The public prosecutor requested Tuesday a 12-year prison sentence and the payment of a fine of one million Burundi francs against journalist Sandra Muhoza. Her lawyers continue to proclaim her
Gitega : a Tutsi replaces another Tutsi at the top of the Supreme Court
Gamaliel Nkurunziza is now president of the highest court in Burundi since Monday. He was approved by the upper chamber of the Burundian parliament during an extraordinary plenary session held
Fuel crisis : towards the resignation of the Burundian population?
Lamentations no longer have a place among the Burundian population. No solution is possible to deal with the ongoing lack of fuel. In the commercial city Bujumbura where United Nations