Two years after his election, President Evariste Ndayishimiye has been praised for pulling his country out of international isolation. But analysts argue there hasn't been much reform domestically
2022/05/20/burundi-reforms-frustrated-by-hardliners-analysts
2022/05/20/burundi-reforms-frustrated-by-hardliners-analysts
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