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We have started to collect the most important news related to Burundi in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Burundi's army says it has killed 50 rebel fighters, as the insurgents say they will discuss a ceasefire.
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Agathon Rwasa, the leader of Burundi's last active rebel group - the FNL - says there is a plot to assasinate him.
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A six-year-old albino girl in Burundi is found dead with her limbs cut off, in the latest killing linked to ritual medicine.
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TanzaniaAlbinos in Burundi take refuge after three are killed by gangs apparently seeking to sell body parts in Tanzania.
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At least eight people are arrested in Burundi in connection with a trade in albino human body parts.
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Burundian hospitals are forcibly detaining patients unable to pay their bills, human rights groups say.
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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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Burundi's army says it has arrested more than 100 recruits of the country's last active rebel group.
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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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A Burundian rights group accuses the security forces of illegally detaining about 200 people suspected of helping rebels.
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