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Minister acknowledges difficulties

    NAIROBI

    Burundi’s Communal Development Minister Gaspard Ntirampeba has spoken of difficulties facing his ministry, following the scaling down of humanitarian activities in the country. He told the Agence burundaise de presse (ABP) that before the killing of two UN workers in Rutana province last month, he was about to sign protocol agreements with a number of NGOs for various projects throughout the country. He urged the international community not to abandon Burundi in its hour of need.

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