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Burundi Country Report
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Found 27 articles.
- Vol 45 No 2
- 23/01/2004
Cart before horse
An offer of aid may tempt the last rebel movement in from the cold
- Vol 44 No 25
- 19/12/2003
Risky dealings
Military reform and a new national army are key to the South African-led peace efforts (AC Vol 44 No 16). They remain on a knife-edge. Since the 16 November ceasefire, brokered by SA Deputy President Jacob Zuma and signed in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, there...
- Vol 44 No 16
- 08/08/2003
Zuma's other hotspot
Two rebel factions hold the SA-backed peace process to ransom
- Vol 44 No 9
- 02/05/2003
Buyoya's boys
In line with the Arusha accord, a Hutu president is taking over from Pierre Buyoya
- Vol 43 No 25
- 20/12/2002
Two helpings of peace
Peace deals for both Congo-Kinshasa and Burundi, brokered by South Africa, will be tested early in 2003. The Congo deal, signed in Pretoria on 17 December, proposes a government of national unity, national assembly and senate, with all factions fighting s...
- Vol 43 No 18
- 13/09/2002
Peace talk, but is it real?
The main warring factions will meet, all of them split and militant
- Vol 43 No 6
- 22/03/2002
Alternating currents
The government is transitional but the opposition fears its power is permanent
- Vol 42 No 21
- 26/10/2001
Piecemeal
Nelson Mandela's plan annoys almost eveyone but there's no alternative in sight
- Vol 42 No 21
- 26/10/2001
Walk out
The Kinshasa government's abandonment of the Inter-Congolese dialogue on 19 October raises new doubts about its commitment to the Lusaka peace accord. Foreign Minister Léonard She Okitundu and Justice Minister Mwenze Kongolo walked out of the talks...
- Vol 42 No 19
- 28/09/2001
Negating the negatives
There is growing concern in Kigali and Bujumbura about the consequences of efforts by Congo-Kinshasa's President Joseph Kabila to expel the 'negative forces', the hardline militias involved in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
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