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Burundi wants a bigger share of the income from the nation s mining operations | D+C

Burundi’s government is trying to increase its share of the mineral wealth that foreign mining companies extract from its soil. The government receives only 10% of the income from the minerals even though it owns the land, according to an official of the Ministry of Energy and Mines.

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Burundi s Truth and Reconciliation Commission faces accusations of ethnic bias | D+C

Burundi’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), created in 2014 to calm ethnic tensions, has so far done the opposite. The TRC itself has become controversial, amid accusations of bias.

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In the early 20th century Burundi was a German colony – traces of that past can still be seen

At the beginning of the 20th century, Burundi was a German colony. From 1916 to 1962, it then came under Belgian rule, which had a much greater impact on the country. Nevertheless, traces of the German era can still be found.

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Rwanda and Burundi are normalising relations after a nearly six-year dispute

18/07/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Opinion © stepmap.de Rwanda and Burundi – two small neighbouring countries in east-central Africa – have eyed each other with mistrust since 2015. That year, Burundian dissidents tried to remove the president – the late Pierre Nkurunziza – from office. The dissidents failed, and many fled the country. Nkurunziza then accused Rwanda, his neighbour to the north, of backing the failed coup and harbouring the dissidents. Along with the dissidents, tens of thousands of other Burundians fled to neighbouring countries at that time to escape violence and unrest. Many went to Rwanda, but some are now returning home. Under a deal between Burundi and Rwanda brokered by the United Nations, over 7,000 Burundian refugees returned home from Rwanda by the end of 2020, and over 11,000 others registered for repatriation.

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