A major challenge confronting the AU and its leaders is security. Several African countries including Burundi have witnessed violent conflicts. Burundi's Foreign minister, Alaine Nyamitwe admits the country is not back on its feet yet but. He however argues that the European Union parliament is biased in their recent assessment of the situation in the country.
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