Nduta (Tanzania) : an SOS for a dying child
Nduta (Tanzania) : an SOS for a dying child
The camp administration has denied access to care for a child under five who requires intensive care outside Nduta camp in Tanzania. The NGO MSF (Médecins Sans Frontières) finds itself
Burundi : consumers overwhelmed by the general rise in prices
Burundi is experiencing a sort of cascading price increase for basic necessities. This leads to the high cost of the living. The purchasing power of the inhabitants has not changed.
Tanzania : Burundian authorities want to repatriate refugees at all costs
Burundi is struggling to convince its refugees on the Tanzanian soil to return. This Tuesday, yet another delegation went there with the watchword : announcing the repatriation before the worst.
Makamba : a wave of arrests among traders
Thirty judgments were made in less than a week, in in swift trial, against traders in the province of Makamba (southern Burundi) a source at the provincial prosecutor’s office, said.
Mulongwe (DRC) : unbearable conditions at Mulongwe refugee camp
For more than a month, Burundian refugees settled in the Mulongwe camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been warning about unbearable living conditions. Without food and material assistance,
Nduta (Tanzania) : acute lack of blood bags in the midst of a malaria crisis
Blood bags are lacking in the health facilities of Nduta camp in Tanzania. The main cause is the withdrawal of blood donors due to poor feeding conditions. Hospitals worry as
Kirundo : a teenager dies after being beaten up by an Imbonerakure
Ezechiel Ntahinduka, aged 14, died on Monday July 24 at the provincial hospital. According to witnesses, the young boy succumbed to beatings inflicted on him by Jean Marie Nkurunziza, a
Nyiragongo: alarming humanitarian situation of displaced people from the Kasenyi Adventist site
The displaced persons of the area receive no assistance, increasing their vulnerability and pushes them into the streets to beg. The president of the Adventist site of Kasenyi who launched
South Kivu : at least 500 Burundian refugees benefit from aid to start an agro-pastoral activity
These are people gathered in credit and savings cooperatives in the camps of Mulongwe and Lusenda in the province of South Kivu in the east of the Democratic Republic of
Kirundo : a two-month suspension for the judges who sat in the Christelle Ndayishimiye case
The Minister of Justice, Domine Banyankimbona imposed a two-month suspension on three judges of the Kirundo First Instance Court who sat in the case of pupil Christelle Ndayishimiye. This sanction