I personally am targeted from everywhere. I don’t know who can hit me first and I’m sure that the one who succeeds in doing so will try to blame it on someone else, my safety and the safety of many Burundians is not guaranteed.

Agathon Rwasa

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I heard that there was a pick-up with guys in uniforms and equipped with RPG's and machine guns. That car didn't have number plates and stood there for about three hours and I was obliged to divert and go around another place, they shifted and went to the route they thought I would be utilizing, but I managed to divert and reach my point I was heading to.

Either we are wise enough and accept genuine dialogue or we become stubborn, and one may rely on his weapons or his money or whatever, then there is a high risk of Burundi becoming like Somalia of the 90's.

Some have already been waving the threat of armed struggle, for the sake of Burundi, the idea of a government of national unity can be accepted.

Burundians, the government, civil society, opposition should seat together and put in place acceptable conditions for a democratic election.

If he decides to break those laws which helped to end war and restore democracy, he'll be responsible for anything that will happen.