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The Dutch public broadcaster's Africa service.

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May 10, 2012

  • Burundi: Rape Shame Stings Long After War

    Women in Burundi continue to suffer from the chaos that raged during the country's 12-year civil war. Since the conflict's end in 2005, local sexual abuse support centres have... Read more »



May 03, 2012

  • Burundi: Political Tensions Grow

    Tension is mounting on Burundi's political scene. Opposition parties continue to contest results of the 2010 presidential elections and recently condemned a series of laws seen as... Read more »



April 20, 2012

  • Burundi: Heavy Taxes Rattle Retailers

    Retailers in Uganda are denouncing the Burundian government's taxes, found to be higher than those elsewhere in the East African Community (EAC). Some companies have relocated to... Read more »



April 13, 2012



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April 03, 2012

  • Burundi: Fair Gold Trade in Mining?

    Burundi is trying to fight against the illegal exploitation and export of minerals. In the Great Lakes region, some miners still prefer to work illegally because they don't want to... Read more »



March 30, 2012

  • Burundi: 'If You do Well, You Have a Car'

    In Burundi, having a car is a sign of success - mostly because most people don't have enough money for one. People use public transport or walk whenever they go to work, shop or... Read more »



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March 02, 2012

  • Burundi: Prostitution Rhymes With Poverty

    Prostitution is no longer taboo in Burundi. It is quickly becoming a widespread phenomenon, due to the deteriorating living conditions of the Burundian population. Today,... Read more »



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