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Burundi Country Report
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Found 29 articles.
- Vol 45 No 20
- 08/10/2004
The timetable slips
Politicians scramble for power as the transition's end draws near
- Vol 45 No 3
- 04/02/2004
Going Dutch
Peace hopes are rising again after the 19-20 January talks at the Hague between President Domitien Ndayizéyé and Agathon Rwasa, leader of the only militia still fighting, the Parti pour la Libération du Peuple Hutu-Forces Nationales p...
- 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


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