We have started to collect the most important news related to Burundi in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Vice-President Alice Nzomukunda resigns over corruption that she says is hampering Burundi's progress.
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Four people die in a grenade attack in Burundi's capital, as peace talks with rebels are set to begin.
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The Burundian man at the centre of an alleged coup plot withdraws his claims, saying he was tortured.
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Police in Burundi arrest former President Domitien Ndayizeye in connection with an alleged coup plot.
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The families of people arrested in Burundi over an alleged coup plot say their relatives have been tortured.
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Burundi has arrested at least six people over an alleged coup attempt by a former rebel faction.
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At least three people have died in grenade attacks on two bars in Burundi's capital, Bujumbura, officials say.
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Burundi's army says it has killed 13 members of the last active rebel group as peace talks are postponed.
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Burundi's army says it has arrested three senior rebel commanders despite peace talks with the group.
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Burundi's last active rebel group says it is committed to peace but will not be forced into signing a ceasefire.
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Burundi's leader is "half satisfied" after an outline deal is agreed with the last active rebel group to end hostilities.
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Burundi's government embarks on new talks with the only active rebel group, a year after a ceasefire broke down.
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Burundi lifts a dusk-to-dawn curfew in place since the 1970s saying the country is now stable.
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Catholic Church leaders in Burundi tell priests not to conduct weddings for people who are HIV positive.
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A Burundian man arrested for dressing as a woman in Kenya is found guilty of immigration offences.
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