Battle in Burundi - Highlights

1,681 views · Published 12 October 2015 · 1:26 · Indexed 20 September 2026

Channel: Al Jazeera English · 2015 · News & Politics

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One decade ago Burundi was a burgeoning democracy. Six months ago it was plunged into political crisis that continues until today. When President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his run for a controversial third term in office, violence erupted. Despite opposition claims of the vote being unconstitutional and in violation of the Arusha Agreement, Nkurunziza’s bid was successful and he began a new term in August. Since then Burundian security personnel have been accused of frequently raiding opposition strongholds in the capital Bujumbura. The government denies they’re behind it blaming criminal elements instead, but dead bodies continue to appear. According to the UN the official death toll is 134, but some say that number doesn’t reflect the reality of the violence. The political crisis is worsening and dissidents are fleeing. Relations with neighbouring Rwanda are troubled, and refugees are pouring across the border. On the next Stream we’ll speak to Burundian blogger Karl-Chris Nsabiyumva, poet Ketty Nivyabandi, photographer Teddy Mazina and political analyst Archie Henry. For more watch the full episode: http://stream.aljazeera.com/story/201510121257-0025036

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