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"New Variant": 171 Confirmed Mpox Cases Recorded In This Nation
Burundi has confirmed 171 cases of mpox, the health minister said on Thursday, following confirmation of the first cases in the country last month.
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Accept Homosexuality, If You Want To "Attract A Curse": Burundi President
Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye has called on citizens to stone gay people, escalating a crackdown on sexual minorities in a country where LGBT people already face social ostracism and jail terms of up to two years if convicted of same-sex
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Woman Hides Heroin Worth 14.2 Crore In Dress Layers, Arrested In Hyderabad
Over two kilograms of heroin valued at Rs 14.2 crore in the international market was seized from a woman passenger, a national of Republic of Burundi, at the international airport in Hyderabad and she was arrested, Customs officials said on Monday.
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Foreign Minister Meets African Envoys, Discusses Issues Including Covid
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Tuesday held talks with envoys of African countries, including Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi, Rwanda, Botswana, Burundi, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.
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Caster Semenya Wins Doha 800m In First Race Since Gender Ruling Defeat
The South African, a two-time Olympic champion, timed 1min 54.98sec to defeat Burundi's Francine Niyonsaba
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France's 'Donkey Diplomacy' Backfires In Burundi
Burundi's agriculture ministry has ordered the quarantine of 10 donkeys that were donated to a central village through French funding, sparking a debate over the subliminal message behind the gift.
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Finland Is World's Happiest Country, Burundi Least Content: UN
Finland is the world's happiest country while troubled Burundi is the most discontent, according to a new UN report released Wednesday.
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Burundi Minister Shot Dead In Latest Violence
Burundi's Environment Minister was shot dead in the capital Bujumbura early Sunday, police said, the first killing of its kind since the country was plunged into political turmoil two years ago.
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Up to 600,000 People are Short of Food in Burundi - WFP
Some 600,000 people are short of food in Burundi due to drought and flooding in the past year and the number could rise to 700,000 by next year, a World Food Programme official said.
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In America's Democratic Showcase, The World Sees A Model Of What Not To Do
In the seaside cafes of Beirut, the whole thing looks "like a bad joke." To persecuted journalists in Burundi, it amounts to "a total loss of dignity." The government-scripted press of Beijing diagnoses "an empire moving downhill." And the spin doctors of the Kremlin see cause for pure and unambiguous delight.
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Rio 2016: South Africa's Caster Semenya Wins 800m Gold
South African Caster Semenya had no problem in cruising to the gold medal in women's 800m event at Rio Olympics
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Tutsi General Killed In Burundi Attack: Sources
A Tutsi general and security advisor to Burundi's vice-president was killed in an attack by heavily armed men today, along with his wife and daughter, a security source said.
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It's No Joke: Burundi Locks Up Funny Man
A popular Burundi comedian known as "Kigingi" was arrested this week after poking fun at the president, his family said on Friday.
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Burundi Gripped By Terror, On Brink Of 'Massive' Violence: United Nations
Burundi is gripped by terror amid continued human rights abuses and the small central African state is on the brink of a sudden escalation of violence to "massive proportions," the United Nations human rights chief told the Security Council on Friday.
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Denmark Again Tops The World Happiness Report
Denmark has reclaimed its place as the world's happiest country, while Burundi ranks as the least happy nation, according to the fourth World Happiness Report, released Wednesday.
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"New Variant": 171 Confirmed Mpox Cases Recorded In This Nation
Burundi has confirmed 171 cases of mpox, the health minister said on Thursday, following confirmation of the first cases in the country last month.
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Accept Homosexuality, If You Want To "Attract A Curse": Burundi President
Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye has called on citizens to stone gay people, escalating a crackdown on sexual minorities in a country where LGBT people already face social ostracism and jail terms of up to two years if convicted of same-sex
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Woman Hides Heroin Worth 14.2 Crore In Dress Layers, Arrested In Hyderabad
Over two kilograms of heroin valued at Rs 14.2 crore in the international market was seized from a woman passenger, a national of Republic of Burundi, at the international airport in Hyderabad and she was arrested, Customs officials said on Monday.
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Foreign Minister Meets African Envoys, Discusses Issues Including Covid
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Tuesday held talks with envoys of African countries, including Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi, Rwanda, Botswana, Burundi, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.
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Caster Semenya Wins Doha 800m In First Race Since Gender Ruling Defeat
The South African, a two-time Olympic champion, timed 1min 54.98sec to defeat Burundi's Francine Niyonsaba
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France's 'Donkey Diplomacy' Backfires In Burundi
Burundi's agriculture ministry has ordered the quarantine of 10 donkeys that were donated to a central village through French funding, sparking a debate over the subliminal message behind the gift.
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Finland Is World's Happiest Country, Burundi Least Content: UN
Finland is the world's happiest country while troubled Burundi is the most discontent, according to a new UN report released Wednesday.
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Burundi Minister Shot Dead In Latest Violence
Burundi's Environment Minister was shot dead in the capital Bujumbura early Sunday, police said, the first killing of its kind since the country was plunged into political turmoil two years ago.
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Up to 600,000 People are Short of Food in Burundi - WFP
Some 600,000 people are short of food in Burundi due to drought and flooding in the past year and the number could rise to 700,000 by next year, a World Food Programme official said.
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In America's Democratic Showcase, The World Sees A Model Of What Not To Do
In the seaside cafes of Beirut, the whole thing looks "like a bad joke." To persecuted journalists in Burundi, it amounts to "a total loss of dignity." The government-scripted press of Beijing diagnoses "an empire moving downhill." And the spin doctors of the Kremlin see cause for pure and unambiguous delight.
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Rio 2016: South Africa's Caster Semenya Wins 800m Gold
South African Caster Semenya had no problem in cruising to the gold medal in women's 800m event at Rio Olympics
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Tutsi General Killed In Burundi Attack: Sources
A Tutsi general and security advisor to Burundi's vice-president was killed in an attack by heavily armed men today, along with his wife and daughter, a security source said.
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It's No Joke: Burundi Locks Up Funny Man
A popular Burundi comedian known as "Kigingi" was arrested this week after poking fun at the president, his family said on Friday.
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Burundi Gripped By Terror, On Brink Of 'Massive' Violence: United Nations
Burundi is gripped by terror amid continued human rights abuses and the small central African state is on the brink of a sudden escalation of violence to "massive proportions," the United Nations human rights chief told the Security Council on Friday.
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Denmark Again Tops The World Happiness Report
Denmark has reclaimed its place as the world's happiest country, while Burundi ranks as the least happy nation, according to the fourth World Happiness Report, released Wednesday.
