#mwaro

[magaratimes]

Kirundo yacumitse kimwe Ngozi, Rumonge yihanira Mwaro, Karusi ikwega amashati Muramvya.

Kirundo yacumitse kimwe Ngozi, Rumonge yihanira Mwaro, Karusi ikwega amashati Muramvya.

Ihiganwa ku rwego rw’igihugu rya batarenza imyaka 15, rya bandanije kuruyu wa gatatu aho rigeze mudwi yaryo y’umunani, Rumonge U-15 ikaba yihaniye ibitsindo bi tatu kuri kimwe, Mwaro U-15 iyisanze iwabo, Kirundo U-15 nayo icumita igitsindo kimwe ku busa Ngozi U-15, Karusi nayo ikwega amashati Muramvya U-15 mu kunganya bibiri ku bindi bayisanze muhira, mugihe Rutana U-15 yari yihaniye Makamba…

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4 Personnes mortes à Mwaro et à Bubanza suite à des Pluies intenses

4 Personnes mortes à Mwaro et à Bubanza suite à des Pluies intenses

Deux enfants âgés de 7 ans et 2 ans d’un certain Gervais BAKEVYA sont morts la nuit de ce vendredi suite à  une maison qui s’est écroulée sur eux pendant qu’ils dormaient. Cela a été   causé par des pluies très abondantes qui sont tombées dans la commune Kayokwe province de Kayanza. Cela a été dit par François NKUNDWA, admnistrateur de cette commune.

Francois NKUNDWA nous a fait savoir qu’à part…

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[magaratimes]

Abana Babiri baraye Bapfuye Biturutse ku Mvura Nyinshi Yaguye i Mwaro.

Abana Babiri baraye Bapfuye Biturutse ku Mvura Nyinshi Yaguye i Mwaro.

Abana babiri b’uwitwa Gervais BAKEVYA  baraye bitavye Imana biturutse ku mvura nyinshi yaguye mw’ijoro ryo kuruyu wa gatanu  k’umutumba wa Bisoro komine Kayokwe y’intara ya Mwaro. Ivyo bishikirizwa na Francois Nkundwa Musitanteri wa komine Kayokwe. Abo bana rero baguweko n’inzu bari baryamyemwo biturutse kuriyo mvura yaguye. Umwe muri abo bana  yarafise imyaka indwi  uwundi nawe yari afise imyaka…

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[political-affairs]

The refugee children of the Burundi

The political crisis in Burundi continues unabated and with each passing day, as President Pierre Nkurunziza expresses an unwillingness to step down, Burundi descends deeper into chaos, and inches closer to another civil war. The people of this small East African country, have been forced to revisit the wounds of the long civil war that barely ended a decade earlier.

Due to ongoing intimidation, mob violence, and civil unrest, almost 150,000 people, mostly women and children, have been forced to grab their modest belongings and leave the country. Some on foot, others on bicycles, refugees carried bedding, clothes and pots tucked into white straw bags across the border into Rwanda, the DR Congo, and Tanzania.

 For many, this is the third or fourth time they have fled Burundi. When the political unrest started in Bujumbura, and moved to the areas outside the city, new militia groups emerged, asking the farmers to take sides. And the farmers knew it was once more time to leave.