The Burundian government should bring to trial soldiers accused of the 2006 killings of 31 civilians in Muyinga province, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch urged the government to ...

BUJUMBURA, Burundi, May 6 (UNHCR) - Despite heavy rains and continuing security concerns in parts of Burundi, more than 5,500 Burundian refugees have returned home from camps in western Tanzania since ...

Burundi should formally request that Tanzania extradite Col. Vital Bangirinama to ensure he comes home to face justice over the 2006 Muyinga massacre, Human Rights Watch said today. Burundi must also ...

MUYINGA, Burundi, Jan 24 (UNHCR) - Despite intense fighting in central Burundi, refugees continued this week to stream back to their homes in the more peaceful northern part of the country. "I felt ...

The construction process was preceded by two months of research and fieldwork, which enabled the architects to incorporate local know-how and traditions of Muyinga province. Studying the ...

Bujumbura — On March 28, 2007, the primary schools of Bihogo and Rugari I were officially opened by Burundi authorities. Mr. Hedeaki MACHIDA and Mrs. Teija VALLANDINGHAM a Japanese foreign affairs ...

Soldiers patrol the streets as civilians celebrate in Burundi's capital Bujumbura, after the coup was announced on Wednesday 13 May 2015 Reuters Soldiers backing the coup d'etat in Burundi's capital ...

More than 2 000 people fleeing attacks in northeast Burundi by Hutu rebels of the Forces for the Defence of Democracy (FDD) have sought refuge in Muyinga province, a local official said on Monday.

Bujumbura — The Burundian government should bring to trial soldiers accused of the 2006 killings of 31 civilians in Muyinga province, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch urged the ...