In Burundi, hundreds of people have been fleeing their homes for the second day running, as a deadline expired issued by the president for anyone with illegal arms to hand them over to authorities. Many say they fear for their lives, ahead of a forceful disarmament program set to kick-off on Sunday. Kofa Mrenje reports.
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