Fleeing Insecurity and Cholera, Burundians Pour Into Uganda

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Fleeing Insecurity and Cholera, Burundians Pour Into Uganda
AllAfrica.com
Kampala — Officials in Uganda say they are struggling to cope as hundreds of Burundian refugees arrive in the country every day, having fled insecurity at home and dire conditions in Tanzania, to where many had initially fled. As of 2 June, some 7, 659 ...
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10 years ago

DefenceWeb

12 May

Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania

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Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania
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Burundians flee to Tanzania When heavily pregnant Hadija Mchume saw everyone in her Burundian village packing up to flee political violence, she knew she had to join them. "It was a terrible moment for me, but I was strong enough to run away because I ...
Burundians flee to western TanzaniaThe New Age Online
Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania, camps overwhelmed -TRFNYahoo News UK

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10 years ago

TRFN

11 May

Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania, camps overwhelmed

Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania, camps overwhelmed -TRFN
Reuters Africa
KIGOMA, Tanzania, May 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When heavily pregnant Hadija Mchume saw everyone in her Burundian village packing up to flee political violence, she knew she had to join them. "It was a terrible moment for me, but I was strong ...

 

10 years ago

Reuters Africa

12 May

Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania, camps overwhelmed: TRFN

Reuters Africa
Fleeing Burundians flock to western Tanzania, camps overwhelmed: TRFN
Reuters Africa
KIGOMA, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When heavily pregnant Hadija Mchume saw everyone in her Burundian village packing up to flee political violence, she knew she had to join them. "It was a terrible moment for me, but I was strong enough ...
Burundians flee to western TanzaniaThe New Age Online

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DAWN.Com

23 May

300 to 400 new cholera cases per day among Burundians in Tanzania

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300 to 400 new cholera cases per day among Burundians in Tanzania
DAWN.com
GENEVA: Some 3,000 cases of cholera have been reported in Tanzania, mainly among Burundian refugees fleeing political violence, the UN said on Friday, adding that up to 400 new cases were being counted daily. So far, 31 people have died of the ...
Cholera outbreak claims lives of 29 Burundian refugees: UNHCRXinhua

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Tributes pour in for TASAF initiatives
Daily News
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Mixed Feelings Pour in After Twaweza Report

Mixed Feelings Pour in After Twaweza Report
AllAfrica.com
THE opinion poll on latest political trends in the country released by Twaweza in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday has been received with mixed feelings, with some people saying it was too early to predict the people's choice of next president while others ...

 

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