In Burundi, the violent protests witnessed before the presidential poll have ceased. But since Pierre Nkurunziza's reelection in July, nearly everyday bodies are found on the streets of Bujumbura. It was the case this morning in the opposition stronghold of Ngagara. After a police officer was killed, security forces intervened and killed several civilians. Christophe Nkezabahizi's all family was killed: he was a journalist for the state television.
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