World alarm as Burundi is poised to crush opponents

Senior world officials reacted with deep alarm Friday as Burundi’s government threatened to unleash a new round of blood-letting in the Great Lakes region of Africa.

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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

TheCitizen

11 Jun

Alarm as world experiences effects of ecological changes

Prevailing shortage of environmentalists has been cited as a major obstacle in mitigating the effects of ecological changes.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

21 Dec

The world cannot just watch as Burundi burns

Our brothers and sisters in Burundi are suffering. They are dying as others flee the country. The reason is that many are saying ‘No’ to the idea of their president for 10 years remaining in power when the Constitution says two five-year terms are the limit.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Feb

Azam crush Ashanti to go top

Azam FC returned to the summit of the Vodacom Premier League table after beating relegation-haunted Ashanti United 4-0 at Chamazi Complex yesterday.

 

10 years ago

BBC

Rampant South Africa crush Ireland

South Africa condemn Ireland to their first defeat of the World Cup as they cruise to a 201-run win in Canberra.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Mar

SOCCER: Five-star Yanga crush Platinum

Young Africans are one foot in the next round of the CAF Confederation Cup after annihilating Platinum FC of Zimbabwe 5-1 at the National Stadium yesterday.

 

9 years ago

BBC

Footballer's mother killed in Hajj crush

The mother of Senegalese footballer Mame Diouf, who plays for Stoke City, is understood to have died in last month's Hajj stampede in Saudi Arabia.

 

9 years ago

BBCSwahili

03 Nov

Candy Crush imeuzwa kwa dola bilioni 5.9

Kampuni iliyotengeneza mchezo wa Candy Crush imenunuliwa kwa dola bilioni 5.9

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Feb

Yanga Caf opponents arrive

>Komorozine de Domoni, Young Africans’ opponents in the African Champions league, jetted into the country yesterday ready for the first leg match at the National Stadium tomorrow.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Oct

ALLISON: Kabila must listen to his opponents

>Congolese President Joseph Kabila may or may not have decided to fiddle with his country’s constitution, but opposition groups aren’t waiting for him to make up his mind. Protests in Kinshasa and Goma this weekend were a pre-emptive warning that there will be consequences if he does try to remove constitutional term limits and keep himself in power.

 

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