Burundi na Rwanda zalaumiana

Wakati, Burundi ikijiandaa kwa uchaguzi mkuu wiki ijayo, uhusiano kati ya nchi hiyo na jirani yake wa karibu Rwanda ukiwa umevunjika

Tensions between Rwanda and Burundi continue to simmer following reports that dozens of Rwandans are being held incommunicado by Burundian authorities on suspicion of espionage, amid reports that Kigali has offered a safe haven to Burundian opposition members.

Burundi accuses neighbouring Rwanda of training rebels seeking to destabilise the country, and harbouring a failed coup leader.

Serikali ya Burundi imemfurusha afisa wa ubalozi wa Rwanda kwa madai ya kuhujumu usalama nchini humo.

The East African Community (EAC) -- made up of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi -- is far from achieving its goal of becoming a federation. A lot has been done towards achieving the goal.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame condemned the upsurge in violence in the neighbouring Burundi ahead of a promised government crackdown.

Na Josephine Shem,

Dar Es Salaam.

 

Siku chache baada ya kuibuka kwa Vurugu kwenye sherehe za kuapishwa Viongozi waliochaguliwa kwenye uchaguzi wa Serikali za mitaa uliofanyika mwaka jana Nchini kote, Chama cha Mapinduzi CCM pamoja na Vyama vinavyounda Umoja wa Wananchi UKAWA vimetupiana lawama kuhusiana na Vurugu hizo.

 

Kwa upande wake CCM ilivilaumu vyama vya Upinzani kuwa ndiyo chanzo cha matatizo hayo kwa kuwa na mazoea ya kuanzisha Vurugu pindi wanaposhindwa katika chaguzi mbalimbali,...

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East African heads of state (from left) Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania, Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya met to discuss the crisis in Burundi at the State House in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Wednesday, May 13, ...

Rwanda will not contribute troops to a peacekeeping mission in neighbouring Burundi, President Paul Kagame said, as he rejected claims his country was arming refugees as rebels.