Burundi hit by fresh protests

>Authorities in Burundi arrested a leading dissident and shut down the main independent radio station Monday as they battled a second day of demonstrations against a bid by the president to cling to power for a third term.

Bujumbura. At least seven people have died and 66 others been wounded in nearly a week of clashes between police and protestors in the central African nation of Burundi, officials said Friday.

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Two people are killed in renewed protests in Burundi against President Pierre Nkurunziza's re-election bid, a BBC reporter at scene says.

Burundi's government accuses opposition groups campaigning against President Nkurunziza's re-election bid of being linked to "terrorists".

Countries in East Africa fear regional economic growth will be undermined by instability in Burundi, amid fears street protests signal a crisis for the country

Hundreds of protesters have returned to the streets of the capital of Burundi, Bujumbura.

Burundi's president sacks three cabinet ministers, as protests resumed in the capital after last week's failed coup.

There have been protests in Burundi against a decision by President Pierre Nkurunziza to stand for a third term in office.