Burundi Refugee Situation - Tanzania: Voluntary Repatriation Statistics as of 31 October 2019 - Burundi

Burundi Refugee situation Update-May 25.pdf 

Sierra Leone Times
Burundi Refugee Crisis Strains Tanzania Camps
Sierra Leone Times
NAIROBI, KENYA - The aid agency Oxfam says more than 70,000 refugees from Burundi have crossed the border into Tanzania fearing political violence at home. Aid agencies are seeking more support as disease and overcrowding take a toll on the refugee ...
Burundi refugee crisis Funds urgently needed as Tanzania camp numbers swellMENAFN.COM

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Voice of America
Burundi Refugee Crisis Puts Strain on Camps in Tanzania
Voice of America
NAIROBI, KENYA—. The aid agency Oxfam says more than 70,000 refugees from Burundi have crossed the border into Tanzania fearing political violence at home. Aid agencies are seeking more support as disease and overcrowding take a toll on the ...
Funds urgently needed as Tanzania camp numbers swellJakarta Post
Burundi Refugee Crisis - Funds Urgently Needed As Tanzania Camp Numbers ...AllAfrica.com

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The East African Secretariat has received a donation of various essential medicines and health supplies from the Federation of East African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (FEAPM) for emergency humanitarian assistance to Burundi refugees’ camps in Kigoma region of Tanzania and Eastern Province of Rwanda.
Dr. Dhirendra Shah, FEAPM Chairman, accompanied by Dr. Ashvin Pandya, Member of the Board of the Federation, handed over the first consignment of medical supplies to Hon. Jesca Eriyo, EAC Deputy...

Kigoma, 25 May 2015 - The influx of 70,000 Burundian refugees to Tanzania is overstretching the capacity of the government of Tanzania and aid agencies to respond, as emergency aid workers struggle to meet the urgent demands of providing clean water, shelter and food to new arrivals, Oxfam warned today.
Existing Nyarugusu camp is already beyond capacity, with schools and churches being turned into temporary accommodation while more appropriate shelter can be built. Families who have made...

Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza gave five days for a voluntary arms handover, warning that beyond the five days, people who will not hand over illegally kept arms will be considered as terrorists.

East African Business Week
EAC eminent persons to study Burundi situation
Daily News
MINISTERS in charge of East African cooperation met here and directed eminent persons from EAC member countries and COMESA Committee of Elders to visit Burundi capital, Bujumbura, to consult with all actors and thereafter report to the summit.
Donors to Fund Bulk of EAC BudgetAllAfrica.com
Set to align tourism laws: East African Community member stateseTurboNews

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>The Burundi elections may not be postponed as directed by the emergency East African Community Heads of State held in Dar es Salaam last week.