Sentence examples for between burundi from inspiring English sources

The gulf between you will not narrow, but the gulf between Burundi and the rest of the world will grow greater if you let this moment slip away".

On September 7 national war weariness and UN pressure finally culminated in a cease-fire agreement signed in Dar es Salaam, Tanz., between Burundi's Pres.

But this unrest may be only a foretaste of worse to come as accelerating political instability stirs up unhealed ethnic enmities between Burundi's Hutu majority and Tutsi minority.

Fighting broke out Thursday between Burundi's last active rebel group and government forces, rebel and army sources said, just a day after both sides said they would cease unprovoked attacks.

Human rights activists have said that the crisis did not stem from tension between Burundi's Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups, but the United Nations team expressed concern that inflammatory language by state officials threatened to provoke ethnic tensions even beyond Burundi's borders.

Mr Ninteretse tells the participants of Truce2020 that although there are big differences in context between Burundi and Newham, he believes that in both places people can decide to go against the grain and make a difference in their communities.

Data on malaria incidence, mortality and case fatality were analyzed for three countries with data available between January 2006 and December 2007 (Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania) and nine countries with data available between January 2008 and December 2009 (Burundi, Chad, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania, Thailand, and Uganda).

Except for the Ruzizi, through which the waters of Lake Kivu empty into Lake Tanganyika, most of the country's rivers are found on the eastern side of the Congo-Nile divide, with the Kagera, the major eastern river, forming much of the boundary between Rwanda, Burundi, and Tanzania.

Travel to the border regions between Rwanda and Burundi is also discouraged.

By way of comparison, the OAU spent $7.2m keeping a mere 67 military observers in Burundi between 1993 and 1996.

For example, the finely woven Tutsi baskets above were made of plant fibers by high-ranking women in Burundi, between the 1920s and the 1950s.