It has not been easy for the average Burundian because of political tensions which began in April 2015 after President Pierre Nkurunziza opted to run for a third term. While the the country is experiencing relative peace and stability, the cost of living is becoming unbearable for many. Kathryn Omwandho with that report from Bujumbura
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