The European Union announced on February 8 they were restoring its aid to Burundi's government. This decision was taken six years after it was put in place.
2022/02/09/burundians-relieved-after-the-eu-lifted-its-financial-sanctions
2022/02/09/burundians-relieved-after-the-eu-lifted-its-financial-sanctions
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