The African Union says it has written to Burundi's President Piere Nkurunzinza urging him to accept the deployment of a peacekeeping force to quell the country's escalating unrest. In a statement AU Commission Chair Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has stressed that there is no ulterior motive in sending the troops to the nation.
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