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Burundi: the battle for land

In Burundi the number of farmers is on the rise, but there is less and less land to be shared out. The country is facing a demographic time bomb. Land is becoming increasingly sought-after, creating conflicts between neighbours. These disputes are undermining the country’s recent national reconciliation.

By Jérôme BONNARD
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good one , explicit i will like to see more of these reports from other countries in Africa!!!!!!!!!!!!

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