| 5,489,247 |
-3.3261 |
29.5097 |
Burundi |
|
Hutu rebels and government troops clashed in Mageyo and nearby Bugara. |
| 5,489,251 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Six soldiers and 60 rebels were killed during six days of fighting between the army and Hutu rebels around the Burundian capital. The clashes took place in the Mutambu district in Bujumbura rural province. Seven soldiers and about 100 rebels were wounded |
| 5,489,255 |
-3.3344 |
29.3775 |
Burundi |
|
At the same time as an attack by Hutu rebels that day, a gang of Tutsi rebels raided the same areas. There have however been no confirmations on whether the two groups entered in direct contact. |
| 5,489,259 |
-3.3344 |
29.3775 |
Burundi |
|
Three people were killed, three vehicles damaged and properties stolen when hutu rebels attacked Kinama. The neighborhoods of Cibitoke and Kamenge were hit. |
| 5,489,263 |
-4.1144 |
29.98 |
Burundi |
|
Criminal gangs attacked Kayogoro chief town in Makamba Province [southern Burundi] killing eight people and wounding several others. |
| 5,489,267 |
-4.1144 |
29.98 |
Burundi |
|
Around 12 civilians were killed by rebels in Kayogoro. |
| 5,489,271 |
-3.3691 |
29.3408 |
Burundi |
|
A group of armed assailants attacked areas bordering River Ntahangwa [northern outskirts of the capital, 3 km from city centre]. The security forces intervened swiftly which helped to limit the damage. The provisional toll stands at five civilians killed |
| 5,489,275 |
-3.3278 |
29.4033 |
Burundi |
|
An elderly woman was killed last night and two people wounded during a rebel attack on Gasenyi suburb, Kamenge District, north of the capital [Bujumbura]. |
| 5,489,279 |
-3.2806 |
29.4222 |
Burundi |
|
Rebels attacked two vehicles in Kivoga, 10 km north of Bujumbura, killing five people who were burnt alive and injuring an as yet unknown number of others. |
| 5,489,283 |
-4.2 |
29.5833 |
Burundi |
|
Fighting between rebels and government forces. Casualties unknown. Civilian sources indicated that a large number of rebels had moved towards Inanzegwe because of the fighting. |
