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Burundi: Les elections legislatives au Kenya (4 juillet 2005)

Radio IRIN a fait la couverture des elections legislatives organisee par l'ambassade du Burundi au Kenya et a pu aussi recolter le point de vue de certains Burundais sur le problematique de la minorite Tutsi.

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Grands Lacs: Combat régional contre les armes légères (5 juin 2005)

Les efforts pour réduire le nombre d’armes légères dans la région des Grands Lacs vont être renforcés avec la création d’un centre régional pour combattre la prolifération des armes légères.

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Burundi: Refugies et les elections (27 juin 2005)

Les Burundais iront aux urnes au cours de ce mois de juillet pour elire leurs deputes. Le mois suivant, ce sont ces memes parlementaires qui vont a leur tour elire le futur president. Les refugies Burundais en Tanzanie s'expriment sur ces elections.

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Retour a la vie normale (2 Mai 2005)

L'emission precedente a fait echo des hesitations des refugies Burundais de rentrer avant les elections. Dans ce programme, Francoise Ngendahayo, Ministre Burundais pour la reinsertion,reinstallation et rehabilitation parle de ce que l'Etat fait pour eux.

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Burundi: Le rapatriement et la periode pre-electorale (18 avril 2005)

Au moment ou les elections se preparent au Burundi, le nombre de rapatries baisse considerablement. Radio IRIN a fait le terrain en Tanzanie pour demander aux refugies Burundais ce qui les retiennent dans les camps.

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Burundi: Conditions des ex-combattantes (18 mars 2005)

Les femmes combattantes démobilisées s’habituent progressivement aux nouvelles conditions de vie et ne pensent plus retourner au champ de bataille.

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NEWS REPORTS
BURUNDI: New commission to consider releasing political prisoners

BUJUMBURA , 11 November 2005 (IRIN) - A special commission will be set up in Burundi to look into releasing prisoners convicted of political crimes, First Vice-President Martin Nduwimana said on Thursday. ...Full report


BURUNDI: Belgium grants government US $4.5 million for police training

BUJUMBURA, 10 November 2005 (IRIN) - Belgium signed a grant agreement on Wednesday providing 4.5 billion Burundian francs (US $4.5 million) to train Burundi's newly constituted national police. ...Full report


BURUNDI: Gov't to neutralise rebel group in 2 months, President says

BUJUMBURA, 1 November 2005 (IRIN) - The Burundian government will take measures to curb activities of the country's remaining rebel group, the Forces nationales de liberation, a government official said on Monday. ...Full report


BURUNDI: UNHCR warns of funds shortage in refugee repatriation

NAIROBI, 31 October 2005 (IRIN) - The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has said it could reduce, or even suspend, its voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees from Tanzania unless it...Full report


BURUNDI: Dropping water level threatens port of Bujumbura

BUJUMBURA, 27 October 2005 (IRIN) - Dropping water level in Lake Tanganyika is threatening the port of Bujumbura and aquatic life. The lake has dropped more than five feet, undermining activities at the port....Full report


BURUNDI: UNICEF in drive to reduce HIV/AIDS prevalence in children

BUJUMBURA, 24 October 2005 (IRIN) - The UN Children's Fund launched on Monday a campaign to support and protect tens of thousands of Burundian children living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. ...Full report


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