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Burundi: Information sheets asking for teachers' 'ethnic group' worries civilians

Many say these personal questions remind them of the run-up to the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

Burundi: EU agrees to pay £20,000 for Nkurunziza government delegation to attend peace talks

Foreign nations have cut aid to Nkurunziza's government over allegations of human rights violations.

Burundi: Rights activists condemn 'concerning' government ban on local NGOs

NGOs investigating human rights abuse and fighting against corruption branded 'insurgents'.

Burundi: Civilians at risk as government forbids them from fleeing to neighbouring countries

More than 233,000 Burundians have fled the violence that has left at least 240 dead.

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Burundi hears echoes of anti-Tutsi hate speech that sparked Rwanda genocide

Burundi leaders spark fears of genocide by repeating anti-Tutsi propaganda amid violent political crackdown.

Burundi: Esdras Ndikumana claims he was beaten so badly by secret services he needed five bags of blood

Journalists says he was attacked with iron bars and and clubs, and suffered microfractures to his feet.

Burundi: MSD opposition leader Charlotte Umugwaneza was killed, says police

Local residents and opposition leaders claim activist Umugwaneza was murdered by secret services

Burundi: Government vows to cooperate with African Union investigation into human rights abuses

Pierre Nkurunziza's government also claims 'colonising countries' are behind African Union sanctions

Burundi: Son-in-law of human rights activist Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa shot dead

Prominent activist was himself victim of assassination attempt in August.

Burundi: President Nkurunziza's CNDD-FDD party accuses EU of bias towards Tutsis

CNDD-FDD criticises EU over alleged ethnic bias after it imposed sanctions against four Hutus.

Burundi: EU slaps sanctions on President Nkurunziza security officials for 'undermining democracy'

Sanctions target three associates of President Pierre Nkurunziza and one putschist.

Burundi: President Nkurunziza's measures to crackdown on violence criticised by activists

New measures includes permanent withdrawal of driving licences for anyone found carrying 'criminals'

Burundi: 'You are young and must fight' - How rebel touts manipulate young men toward armed conflict

EXCLUSIVE: Former rebel tells IBTimes UK how he was recruited by touts to fight for his country

Burundi: Outcry after assassination attempt on human rights activist Pierre Claver Mbonimpa

United Nations and Amnesty among those condemning attempted murder of Burundian activist.

Burundi: Security chief assassinated in rocket and gun attack

General Adolphe Nshimirimana's vehicle attacked with rockets and machine guns.

Dead Burundians 'betrayed' as opposition leader Agathon Rwasa elected government deputy speaker

After boycotting Burundi's controversial election Agathon Rwasa has taken his seat in parliament.

Burundi elections: Vote-rigging allegations as opposition vows to reject results

EXCLUSIVE: Burundian human rights group says it has evidence of fraudulent electoral voting cards.

Burundi: Thousands flee election violence to Rwanda

More than 150,000 people have fled Burundi in recent weeks and the figure is expected to rise.

Burundi: Government forces clash with gunmen near border with Rwanda

Tensions have boiled over in northern Burundi in its worst crisis since the end of civil war.

Burundi: General Ngendakumana seeks to oust president he accuses of dividing nation

General who was part of failed coup attempt in May said his group was still working to oust president.

Burundi: Ruling party CNDD-FDD sweeps parliamentary polls in opposition-boycotted election

UN says the elections were not free or credible.

Burundi: Up to 20 people killed in Bujumbura as Independence day police raids turn violent

Civilians killed as police raid turns violent and residents flee in Burundi capital

Burundi: Boycotted parliamentary election marred by grenade attacks at polling stations

Attacks by armed groups in capital Bujumbura and at some provincial polling centres delayed vote

Burundi political crisis escalates as protesters burn vehicles

Opposition protesters in Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi, set fire to a public service vehicle on Friday (5 June), as protests against the country's president continue.

Burundi will be difficult to govern if president maintains position

Senior US diplomat warns that if Burundi's president insists on staying for a third term in office, the country will become "difficult if not impossible" to govern.

Burundi unrest: Belgium threatens to cut off aid after power grab of President Nkurunziza

Belgium, Burundi's former colonial ruler and single largest bilateral aid donor, sides with demonstrators.

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