Nduta (Tanzania): a Burundian refugee kidnapped
Nduta (Tanzania): a Burundian refugee kidnapped
Elias Manirakiza, in his fifties, was kidnapped by people who have not yet been identified. The police reassure that they are looking for him. But his family despairs. INFO SOS
North Kivu : ten civilians killed by bombs in Sake, the M23 and the FARDC and allies blame each other
Since Thursday, intense fighting has been reported between the FARDC and its allies including the regional force -SADC (Southern African Development Community) on one side and the M23 on the
Burundi : Brarudi increases prices of its unobtainable products
The prices of drinks from the Burundi Brewery Company (Brarudi) have increased in a proportion of 100 to 500 Burundi francs since June 1, 2024. The increase in the prices
Ntahangwa: eight cases of cholera recorded in one week
This Thursday, four cases of cholera were detected in Bukirasazi 1 in the Kinama zone. It is in the urban commune of Ntahangwa, in the north of the commercial city
Mahama (Rwanda): banditry on the rise following growing poverty
The Mahama camp in Rwanda has been famous for several cases of banditry in recent days. Household items and telephones are the most targeted. Refugees fear that this situation could
Bururi: listening to media in exile remains an offense
The director of the Murehe Communal High School in the province of Bururi (southern Burundi), Germain Ntakarutimana, spent a night in detention for having listened to the Humura shows of
Nakivale (Uganda) : Red Cross volunteers on strike
These volunteers grumble that they have just gone more than six months without receiving their incentive bonus. Refugees, beneficiaries of Red Cross services, suffer greatly. INFO SOS Médias Burundi Red
Rumonge : trafficking of young girls in Kigwena
At least five girls have been victims of this “trafficking” since the beginning of this year in the Kigwena zone of the Rumonge district and province (southwest Burundi). The parents
Burundi : authorities struggle to supply fuel but no longer want vehicles at petrol stations
Burundian police announced Thursday that it is now prohibited to park vehicles at a petrol station without fuel. It evokes the facilitation of traffic on the road and the concern
DRC: the country has a new government
This Tuesday, the recently appointed Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka has just put in place her government team. It includes 54 positions. The new government includes 17 women or 30%,