Posts From Jean Ntumwa
Bubanza : over 150 inmates released
At least 159 prisoners were released by the minister in charge of justice on Thursday. They were detained at the central prison of Bubanza (west Burundi). Minister Domine Banyankimbona explained
War in the DRC : eight peacekeepers injured in Sake
The United Nations office in the DRC deplores that eight peacekeepers were injured, including one seriously in Sake on Saturday. Bintou Keita, UN representative in the DRC, says soldiers from
Goma : the M23 targets main FDLR strongholds in Masisi and Rutshuru
Fighting between the Congolese army and the M23 has intensified in recent days. The M23 is especially increasing attacks in the strategic areas of the rebellion of the Rwandan FDLR
Gitega : President Neva continues to attack Rwanda and the settlers, a source of misfortune for Burundians according to him
Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye has once again attacked Rwanda and the settlers who, according to him, are a source of misfortune for Burundians. He affirmed that Rwanda holds certain Burundians
Buyengero : an “untouchable” manager of Imbonerakure arrests an ex-FAB retiree
Gordien Nkurunziza, a retired soldier from the former Burundian Armed Forces, was arrested last Saturday by the district police commissioner in Buyengero. It is in the province of Rumonge (southwest
Makamba : UPRONA party activities banned in Nyanza-Lac and Vugizo
On Sunday, members of the UPRONA party were refused to hold a meeting in Buheka village. It is in Nyanza-Lac district in Makamba province (southern Burundi). Three weeks ago, another
Fizi : houses of Burundian refugees from 1972 threatened by the waters of Lake Tanganyika
In the province of South Kivu, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 800 families, made up mostly of Burundians who fled the massacres of 1972
Burundi : the regime helps the CNL to split, which does not scare its leader Agathon Rwasa
On Sunday, a group of CNL party officials organized an extraordinary congress in the town center of the province of Ngozi (northern Burundi). They chose Nestor Girukwishaka as their new
Cibitoke: four ladies killed the day before women’s day
Four women were killed and eight girls victims of rape at the start of the month dedicated to women in the communes of Rugombo, Murwi, Bukinanyana and Buganda, in Cibitoke
Mahama (Rwanda): Congolese Tutsi refugees from Mahama joined their peers to alert the world
This Wednesday, it was the turn of the Mahama camp’s Congolese Tutsi refugees in the Kirehe district, to add their voice to that of other Congolese exiled in Rwanda to