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Nduta (Tanzania) : five Burundian refugee women raped at the same time
Five women were victims of sexual violence last week near the Nduta camp in Tanzania. All Burundian refugees, they contacted the camp administration for investigations. INFO SOS Médias Burundi The
Rugombo : two young motorcycle taxi riders kidnapped
Justin Nirema and Yves Nsanzurwimo have not been found since last Saturday. They were kidnapped while taking food to their brothers studying in the DRC, according to witnesses.Intelligence suspected them
Gitega: lack of flour worries inmates at central prison
Since last Monday, the 1,728 inmates incarcerated at the central prison of Gitega (Burundi’s political capital) no longer receive their ratio of corn and cassava flour. INFO SOS Médias Burundi
Gitega : a radio Isanganiro correspondent arrested, then released
On Sunday, journalist Gérard Nibigira from radio Isanganiro was looking for fuel for his car but also for information regarding the fuel shortage in Gitega (political capital). He was then
Cibitoke: three illegal gold miners dead in a landslide
At least three illegal gold miners were killed in a landslide on the afternoon of Friday June 28 on the transverse road 7 of Rusororo hill. It is in the
Burundi: senators doubtful about the granting of “gigantic” funds to ministries
During an oral question session of parliamentarians in the political capital Gitega (central Burundi), the Minister of Finance mainly faced questions related to the 2024-2025 budget. Senators spoke of not
DRC: the city of Kanyabayonga is under the control of M23 since this Friday
The area fell after violent clashes between the Congolese army and its allies on one side and the M23 rebels on the other. Its city is Kanyabayonga, located about a
Murwi : a sixty-year-old woman murdered
Fabiola Nsanzimana (65 years old) was killed and beheaded on the night of June 25 to 26. Her body was found in her house located in Ngoma. It is in
Muyinga-Kirundo : sites of Cibari and Runanira are slow to be developed, owners of the plots are unhappy
The sites of Cabari and Runanira respectively in the provinces of Muyinga and Kirundo (northeastern Burundi) have been waiting to be serviced for 10 years now, even though their owners
Uvira : children of Burundians living in transit sites exposed to several risks
Most Burundian families live in these sites for more than a year. This is the same time their school-aged children have just spent at home. They engage in begging in