Burundi

South African business owners want refugees and asylum seekers evicted

More than 500 refugees and asylum seekers are about to enter their fifth month at a church in South Africa’s coastal city of Cape Town, as businesses in the neighbourhood continue to call for their eviction. The majority of the refugees are

January 29, 2020

Zimbabwe

Nearly 4000 arrested for violating immigration laws at Beitbridge border

Nearly 4000 people were arrested for violating immigration laws in December, state media in Zimbabwe reported on Friday. According to a report in the Herald, the department of immigration arrested 3967 people for border jumping, failure to get a passport stamped and

January 3, 2020

Sports

Burundi arrests official over national team players’ missing bonuses

The vice-president of the Burundian football association, FFB, has been arrested pending an investigation after the apparent disappearance of bonus money for the national team players who were recently in Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations finals. We undertand that Aimable

July 10, 2019

Africa

Burundian opposition leader Agathon Rwasa criticises ban on party launch

The Burundian opposition leader, Agathon Rwasa, has criticised the authorities for preventing him from launching his new political party in the capital, Bujumbura. He said it showed that some of those in power had not moved on from the days of civil

March 4, 2019

Africa

Burundi Human rights still under attack

Johannesburg – Ahead of next month’s presentation to the United Nations Human Rights Council, an independent panel has said that the human rights situation in Burundi has not improved. Fatsah Ouguergouz, the head of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Burundi, has

August 22, 2017

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