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– Interrogation of Radio Isanganiro editor latest attack on free speech in Burundi (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News April 6, 2017

Burundi's National Intelligence Service has accused Radio Isanganiro editor Joseph Nsabiyabandi of stirring up public opinion and inciting revolt, without citing any specific report corroborates these accusations.
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