South Kivu: General Nzabampema denies having been dislodged from his strategic positions
South Kivu: General Nzabampema denies having been dislodged from his strategic positions
On Monday, the Burundian rebel leader denied reports that the Burundian and Congolese armies killed 40 of his fighters during recent fighting in South Kivu (Eastern DRC). He claims to
Photo of the week-Burundi: the ICC wants to take the next step
The International Criminal Court, ICC, says investigations into Burundi are well underway and nearing completion. The next step will be to issue international arrest warrants for the alleged perpetrators. Victim’s
Kivu-kusini: majeshi ya Burundi na Kongo yafahamisha kukimbiza waasi wa FNL
Mapigano yariporitiwa eneo la Mwenga tangu alhamisi 24 novemba. Ni katika kitongoji cha Itongwe mkoa wa kivu ya kusini. Majeshi ya Burundi na Kongo yanafamisha kuwa yaliwauwa angalau waasi 40
Tanzania: more than 12,000 people without latrines in Nduta and Nyarugusu camps
They are 203 families. These Burundian and Congolese refugees have no toilet facilities and fear for the break out of dirty hands linked diseases. INFO SOS Médias Burundi It’s mainly
Rutana: a sentence of a fine of 150 thousand Burundi francs imposed on three people
A sentence of a fine of 150,000 Burundi francs per person was imposed on three people, including a prisoner caught having sex. INFO SOS Médias Burundi The prisoner’s partner as
Meheba (Zambia): soaring market prices
Prices have soared in Meheba refugee camp in Zambia. Some commodities have gone from single to double, even to triple. Refugees fear starvation. INFO SOS Médias Burundi Maize flour, a
Muyinga: residents give their contributions in the week of the war veterans, the collections end up in the individuals’ pocket
In the province of Muyinga (North-Eastern Burundi), residents say they are suffering following the presidential party’s members forcing them to give contribution in kind or in money. The funds are
Tanzania: poor management of refugee medical transfers
Refugees denounce fraudulent management of medical transfers in the Nduta and Nyarugusu camps. They accuse the NGO in charge of granting these transfers of monetizing them and putting Tanzanians in
Burundi: the ICC wants to take the next step
The International Criminal Court, ICC, says investigations into Burundi are well underway and nearing completion. The next step will be to issue international arrest warrants for the alleged perpetrators. Victims’
Burundi: makamu wa rais anathibitisha uwepo wa uhusiano mbaya kati ya viongozi wa nchi na wandishi wa habari
Prosper Bazombanza alibaini hayo alhamisi hii kando na kongamano kuu la vyombo vya habari. Alilaani kuwa kazi ya uwandishi wa habari inakabiliwa na hali kushirikisha watu wasiokuwa na uzowefu. HABARI