Murder and manhunts

Article Abstract:

Hutu rebels have reportedly been involved in killings in Burundi, including the death of a Unicef employee. Hopes for peace in Burundi have been affected by the death of Tanzania's Julius Nyerere, who had chaired peace talks in Tanzania. The Congolese government supports some rebels in Burindi, while Burundi supports some Congolese rebels. The Rwandan and Burindi governments both face Hutu militias as common opponents, though Rwanda denies having used its troops in Burindi to search for Hutu militias.

Civil war

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Great lakes of blood: Africa's Hutu-Tutsi wars may go on and on

Article Abstract:

International intervention will probably be necessary to save Zaire, Rwanda and Burundi from further devastating warfare. Hutu-Tutsi relations appear nearly irreparable, and frightened Tutsi refugees are being prevented from returning to their homes in Zaire.

Editorial, Congo (Kinshasa), Rwanda, Tutsi (African people), Hutu (African people)

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Doubtful peace

Article Abstract:

Obstacles to peace in Burundi are examined in detail. A peace agreement has been signed, but there is some scepticism in Burundi that it will be effective.

Armistices

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