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NDIKURIYO Guy Raoul
NDIKURIYO Guy Raoul@NdikuriyoRaoul·
Turipfuza kubona Bujumbura imeze nka Kigali, Capitale ya mbere muri Afrique, bizodusaba kugira un président fort et visionnaire, pas un incompétent comme @GeneralNeva
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Prezo
Prezo@KUpatriot·
Ejo Kigali hagize ikiba abarundi bamwe bakishima Ntihazagire Bots ( teamPK) yirizariza ngo abarundi bari bishimiye ibyago by’umuturanyi Urabona ukuntu TeamPk zose zishimiye iriya accident yabereye Buja🤔🤔🙄
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Du Tout & Du Rien@toutrien960·
Washaka baguuhe umwanya wo guhuhagiza?😀
Gilbert NIYONKURU@niyogilbert1

#Burundi : Hari inyishu Abanyagihugu bakeneye kumenya kuri ibi bibazo : 1. Mbega ubwo bubiko bwakurikiranwa ku musi kumusi na nde ? Yari abifitiye uburambe n’ubumenyi bukwiye ? 2. Ibigwanisho vyari mu bubiko vyaheruka gusuzumwa ryari ? Na nde ? Ivyataye igihe vyaheruka guturirwa ryari ? Mbega ntihoba harimwo ibirwanisho birengeye ivyategekanijwe n’ububiko ? 3. Kuki igisirikare cihutiye kuvuga ko « isanganya » ryaturutse k’umuyagankuba, ubwo ntibihuse ? Ntibizohava bihuvya amatohoza ko itangazo ryasohotse ibiturika bikiriko biraturika ? 4. Niba vyakozwe n’umugizi wa nabi, igisirikare kizohava cemanga ko cabeshe Abarundi hamwe amatohoza yigenga yokwerekana ko ububiko bwahiye bidatututse ku muyagankuba ? Utubazo ni twinshi, hakwiye amatohoza yigenga kandi yimbitse. Twizere ko abahahombeye muzoheza mukabaha ishumbusho!

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SE Evariste Ndayishimiye
SE Evariste Ndayishimiye@GeneralNeva·
Au nom du peuple Burundais,je tiens à exprimer ma gratitude à tous ceux qui,de près ou de loin,nous manifestent leur solidarité suite à l’incendie survenue à un des stocks logistiques de la base militaire de Musaga Je tiens également à vous rassurer que la situation est maîtrisée
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SE Evariste Ndayishimiye
SE Evariste Ndayishimiye@GeneralNeva·
Ndahojeje abagize ivyago biturutse ku muriro wadutse mu bubiko bumwe bw’ikambi y’igisirikare iri muri zone Musaga. Turahumurije Abarundi bose : inzego z’igihugu ziri ku kivi kugira zitabare kandi zibandanye zikinga kugira ibintu bisubire mu buryo. Imana irinde Uburundi.
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BARATUZA Gaspard
BARATUZA Gaspard@baratuza2000·
Suite du communiqué @fdnbbi relative à l'incendie à la base militaire ; la situation est presque maitrisée et la circulation routière momentanément arrêtée a repris normalement il ya quelques minutes.Toute fois les habitants des quartiers proches du camp doivent rester prudents
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Akaliza Uwase
Akaliza Uwase@AkalizaUwase·
Bujumbura en ce moment. L’armée parle de magasin d’armement en feu mais d’autres craignent autre chose
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Du Tout & Du Rien@toutrien960·
@GitifuW Nibaze nabwabwirasi bwugufobagana bazosubira banyogomba akazoba kagiriwe ibakwe
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Gitifu Sebatware
Gitifu Sebatware@GitifuW·
#Burundi 🇧🇮 A source just told me that Rwandan militias are crossing to Burundi to take advantage of this incident! I have faith in President NEVA & Burundians that they will take control of this !
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Oswald Oswakim
Oswald Oswakim@oswaki·
Byaba ari byo bita kugendesha? 🚨 Bujumbura: Ububiko bw'intwaro (Bombes, amasasu, Drones, Imbunda...) byose byaba byahiriye mu nkongi. Benshi bati "U Burundi, ubu wabufatisha intoki" Inkuru ya @MeckyKayiranga wa @bwizanews
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Eugene officiall
Eugene officiall@Eugene_Officia1·
Birahindutse Irijoro mu #Burundi Amakuru arikutugeraho ava #Bujumbula Perezida Evariste Ndayishimiye nuko ahise yerekeza #Tanzania ikitaraganya bikekwako yaba ahunze. Abayobozi ba Gisirikare bose bahiye ubwoba sinziko hari urara munzo ubanza bose barara mundake.
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Du Tout & Du Rien@toutrien960·
@byukavuba Tekana namwe mutagira ico mucunga atari ubwirasi mbona muraho mufobagana😀
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Sir. Uracyaryamye
Sir. Uracyaryamye@byukavuba·
Utubombe twa Neva ko duhiye arasigara acungisha iki imikeke ye?
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IGIHE
IGIHE@IGIHE·
Umuvugizi w’Ingabo z’u Burundi Gen Gaspard Baratuza yatangaje ko ububiko bw’intwaro bwo mu kigo cya gisirikare cy’i Bujumbura bwafashwe n’inkongi y’umuriro yateye iturika rikomeye.
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Amb. Willy Nyamitwe
Amb. Willy Nyamitwe@willynyamitwe·
Excellency, Allow me, at the outset, to welcome the more measured and analytical tone of your intervention. On the substance, a number of clarifications need to be made. First, the submission of the candidacy of H.E. Macky Sall was carried out by the Government of the Republic of #Burundi, in full compliance with the relevant provisions of the United Nations Charter. Established practice recognizes the prerogative of Member States to put forward candidatures, which are subsequently considered within the United Nations process. In this regard, no State is legally precluded from submitting a candidacy. You are certainly aware of this. Second, the Decision in question cannot be reduced to an individual initiative of the Chairperson of the @_AfricanUnion (AU). It emanates from a meeting of the AU Bureau, duly convened through Note Verbale referenced CCP/OSC/A/A1/052.03.26. The Bureau, a properly mandated organ, deliberated and acted within its prerogatives. It is therefore inaccurate, as I have indicated, to portray this process as a unilateral decision by the Chairperson of the Union. Third, it is important to recall that, pursuant to Article 6 of the Constitutive Act of the African Union, “the Assembly is the supreme organ of the Union.” As such, it remains sovereign in its decisions, including in matters relating to the endorsement of candidatures, and cannot be absolutely bound by subsidiary procedural mechanisms. Fourth, the role of the Ministerial Committee on African Candidatures within the International System is fully acknowledged and remains essential for continental coordination. However, practice shows that certain candidatures have, at times, been advanced outside a strictly sequential application of this mechanism. In fact, recent practice within a major international organisation demonstrates that, in the context of a re-election, a candidacy was not submitted by the State of nationality of the candidate, but was rather supported and carried forward by three African States, including #Rwanda. This precedent underscores the flexibility inherent in international practice, whereby the sponsorship of candidatures may be assumed by third States in light of prevailing political circumstances. Fifth, the recourse to a silence procedure does not, in itself, constitute a breach of #AfricanUnion rules and regulations. On the contrary, it is an established working method within the African Union, regularly used to facilitate decision-making between formal sessions, including on sensitive matters. In the present case, the silence procedure was not initiated unilaterally by the Chairperson of the Union, but, like I said, followed a meeting of the Bureau duly convened and mandated to consider the matter. It therefore reflects a collective process, not an individual decision. Moreover, the silence procedure does not preclude consultation or discussion. On the contrary, it provides Member States with an opportunity to express objections within a defined timeframe. Accordingly, while it is essential to uphold the rules, it is equally important to take into account the reality of institutional practice, as well as the margin of initiative afforded to Member States. The debate on #Africa-n candidatures deserves to be conducted with legal rigor, but also with political discernment and in a spirit of continental unity. I thank you
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RULES GOVERNING AFRICAN CANDIDATURES WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM In my posting of Friday, I recalled, in relation to the submission by the AU Chairperson of an African candidate to the position of UN Secretary General (UNSG), that the African Union is governed by the rule of law. This is also true for the AU endorsement of African candidatures within the international system. Here is the historical background and the regulatory framework of this matter: 1. On 18-20 July 1985, the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) adopted, in Addis Ababa,“Resolution [AHG/Res. 144 (XXI)] on the Committee for Nominating an African Candidate for the Post of U.N. Secretary-General”. This Nominating Committee consisted of ten (10) countries, two per each of the five OAU regions; 2. Following the transformation of the OAU into the AU, the 8th Ordinary Session of the AU Executive Council (Council of Ministers), held in Khartoum on 21 January 2006, established, through Decision EX.CL/213 (VIII), a 15-member “AU Ministerial Committee on Candidatures within the International System”, and adopted its rules of procedures. Rule 3 of this new text broadens the mandate of the old OAU Nominating Committee to “candidatures for elective posts within the United Nations System as well as other International Intergovernmental Organisations”. 3. On the procedure, Rule 11 states that “All candidatures shall be submitted to the Committee, through the AU Commission, […] at least two (2) months prior to the Sessions of the Executive Council, which shall consider them”. In addition, Rule 14 provides that the Ministerial Committee adopts its recommendations on candidatures, for endorsement by the Executive Council. This Council shall then take its decisions “by consensus or, failing which, by a two-thirds majority of the Member States eligible to vote”, as per Rule 33 of its own rules of procedure. These aforementioned rules are clear and straightforward: FIRST, all African candidatures to the UN, including for the position of UNSG, must go through the AU Ministerial Committee on Candidatures within the International System. Therefore, any unilateral decision by the AU Chairperson to immediately submit, to the UN Secretariat in New York, an African candidature to the position of UNSG, without going through the Ministerial Committee, is irregular. SECOND, the Ministerial Committee adopts, after deliberation, its recommendations and submit them to the Executive Council (AU Ministers of Foreign Affairs). The latter shall take its decisions by consensus or by a 2/3 majority of the Member States eligible to vote. In other words, a direct rush to a 24-hour “silence procedure”, through which the AU Chairperson would wish to force a 2/3 “silent” majority endorsing his solo and irregular decision, without any attempt to seek an open discussion and a consensus on the African candidate for the position of UNSG, is also a gross breach of AU rules and regulations. Thank you.

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