Pierre Nkurunziza`s Presidency
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- On 9 June 2020 Burundi’s outgoing President Pierre Nkurunziza was announced dead marking the end of an era of Burundi's longest-serving president.
In this episode we talk about his rule and presidency 
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Thank you for such elaborate short report. I have Burundi blood in me. All I wish is Burundi and our continent start to adapt more humane ways of governing our people. Enough of bloodshed. Time to think and engineer our ways to both political and economic stability.
you're a burundian for real Eduardo???
@@popsmoke5535 yeah man
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African learders keep on falling in the same pit as an African this is just sad and heart breaking
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You can never outrun God’s vengeance.
True Museveni next,then Kagame, then the one in Cameroon, then the one in Equatorial Guinea.
@@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212 president Kagame is also violating human rights ?
@@xcapitalmoney4089 do your research
@@yikes5522 meaning ?
But do u guys think the. American democracy u yarn can work in Uganda
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We need more of these histories in our schools, for African to take pride in themselves, which will lead to mutual caring across the continent. We equally need good stories to motivate our upcoming generation. I am South African, and I happen to interact with lots of our African people and realize how much more common e have than differences. Before COVID, I used to take holidays once a year in other African countries (This far did entire SADC) and when this political COVID is over, Rwanda, and Tanzania on my family holiday list
You sound silly, where is the pride in any of these stories? Lol its the same story different country, a man becomes president, uses poor money hungry boys as milita to enforce his egotistical policies, fend off several waves of opposition and lavish in loads of money. Nothing to be proud of as a nation. What we need is more stories of inspiration, who are these countries folk hero’s, activists, inventors etc. We all know large majority of Africa’s leaders are crooks.
What’s there to take pride in here? It’s only a batch of people who hardly learn from history and so history keeps repeating itself over and over again sparing no country.
Dictatorship remains Africa's greatest problem
Colonialism did more harm than good
@@MJosef-jo8py sure like current experience shows African leaders do great. Tell me which one, stop blaming the west....
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Socialism even more so.
Hey good work keep producing they are very informative
Thank you for this well researched work 🙏🏼
Question If Hutus and Tutsis populate both Rwanda and Burundi then why don’t the countries unite to form a larger state.
because they've always been separate kingdoms lol even before European arrival and they've never been united under one monarchy.
The Tutsi elites on both countries are easily manipulated by the West to divide them, Tutsi elite never desire to share power
Nkurunziza was a great man♥️♥️♥️RIP beloved president 🌹🌹🌹
They received independence as 1Country Rwanda -Urundi but unfortunately the union failed because Burundi was a Kingdom with a Tutsi King and Rwanda was a Republic with an extremist Hutu President.
@@burundishallsmile1day109 And the current leader ethnicity is the other way around (compared to their 1st head of state since the countries independence) with Paul Kagame in Rwanda which he is a Tutsi and Évariste Ndashimbiye in Burundi which he is a Hutu
You said it all thanks for that👏🏾, but it's not Burundunians it's Burundians
Noted .
how could have Julius Nyerere signed the peace treaty in 2001 when he died in 1999? some statistical error there?
If I remember well, Nyerere initiated the Arusha Accords of Burundi and was the chief mediator in 1998. He died before the accords were set in 2000. I'm not very sure thougj
@@innocentotieno2570 okay
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What's the obsession with power, for us Africans. I never get it. Bill Clinton was a great president for the US and him being in office for more time would have done them more good, but when it was time to go, it was time to go.
He spent most of his rule sharing power with the former government, until he sought a 3rd term (2nd term by popular vote as the 1st one was a transition by parliament) then his trouble making neighbour sponsored a failed coup. In his younger days he saw 3 hutu presidents killed why would he go without a fight?
All those who mocked corvid 19, paid a heavy price , Magufuli from neghbouring Tanzania also ignored the WHO measures.
I went to a school with a Burundi military officer. Very smart guy. He left and went right back to that civil war. Always have wondered what happened to him.
Deep af....
where were you??
he's now a spy chef of Republic of Burundi
well like one who lived there...sad but true
What’s wrong with African leaders?
What's wrong with them is that they are not put in the office by African citizens.
They are cherry picked by the foreign capitalists with vested interest in the market ripe opportunity to loot
@@after-lifeadvice7067 stop blaming others for your troubles.
corruption, greed, power hungry in general fools who just want to fill their pockets at the expense of the population. Like in Tanzania karma is very welcome.
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Like the current President of Zimbabwe?
Kindly include your sources brother.
The mouse clicking sounds tho :OO , haha
Nkuruziza was victim of Tutsi- Hutu conflict,like his father and some of his trusted Generals like Adolf and others.
I was waiting you to tell Africa about his positive work in building the Country but unfortunately you failed.
Splendid presentation 😁
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Is it:
Burundunians???🤔🤔🤔
or
Burundians???😊😊😊
Will do better next time
ANC soon to follow
Death penalty was abolished in 2009, but killing continues..... Power drunk
Going by what you narrate this man spent much of his “rule” murdering and killing fellow countrymen in opposition. These are not the leaders Africa wants.
you right
He spent most of his rule sharing power with the former government, until he sought a 3rd tern (2nd term by popular vote as the 1st one was a transition by parliament) then his trouble making neighbours sponsored a coup. He doesn't want to end up like habyarimana.
Good job
Hey a.
Nobody bigger than God look how he ends
Why this president people his not loving him his dog or what no one he cry about him
constitutional changes appear to be a common phenomenon in africa
How he die in Sicilian run hospital in Burundi? No other hospital?
He was coming to Kenya for treatment, his wife was already here
Burundunians......🤣🤣🤣🤣
Africa, a rich continent ruled by some of the very foolish of leaders. Let's celebrate the very few who are championing the welfare of the people.
It's really chilling because it's almost exactly the same to what was happening in the neighbouring Tanzania - infact many in Tanzania suspect Magufuli was from Burundi. They both came in power as the advocates of the poors and they became dictators... Magufuli was also in the process of changing the constitution. They both killed and kidnapped their opponents. They both denied scientific measures of dealing with covid-19 and both died of covid-19 ( heart attack in bureacratic language 😂😂😂😂) Somehow covid was a blessing at least it accelerated the process of getting lid of dictators from both countries.
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Dude you are so biased why don’t you talk about good policies that he introduced to Burundi people?
One sided stories are not good
No no no.... This type of people don't deserve anything..... Cos you don't owe them anything at all so.... They are working instead they kill people and oppress
Am not biased even in there failures we have to learn alot from it if Africa is to be better. We keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again!
@@AFRISTORYNETWORK dude you still don’t get there is always two sides of story
U need to do some research on the good side of president nkurunziza
Leaders who use Religion to rule
Burundunians? Really? It's Burundians.
Burundians??? What’s that? Am a burundunians don’t know about you
Hahaha
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@@lapharge64 well done for you
shameless leader. where are u today. your body has turned into a soil.
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At least Kagame did some good for the country. Kagame is very oppressive but lacks in corruption while Nkurunziza is both corrupt and oppressive or was because now he’s corrupt, oppressive and dead.