A young boy has been killed and two people injured after an armed gang attacked a church in the Burundian capital Bujumbura. No motive for the attack on St Mark’s Church, Ngagara, is known; but it is believed to be part of ongoing violence that has left more than 240 people dead since President Pierre Nkurunziza announced in April that he would seek re-election for an unprecedented third term. President Nkurunziza won July’s election and survived an attempted coup.
09 December 2015
The Anglican Church of Burundi has been praised by the government for its contribution to the development of the country and its support of the community. The Senior Vice President of Burundi, the Honourable Anicet Niyongabo, expressed the government’s gratitude during an ordination service in the Diocese of Matana.
15 October 2015
Le Comite Exécutif du Conseil Consultatif Anglican, hier, le 03 septembre, lors de sa réunion à Londres, a fait une déclaration sur le Burundi
04 September 2015
Notes from discussion on 3 September
03 September 2015
Call for leaders to seek peace and Anglican Communion to support in prayer
03 September 2015
Latest newsletter shares practical, Gospel-centred examples of repairing broken relationships
13 August 2015
Burundi Primate tells of Anglican Church’s role in working to end sexual violence
20 July 2015
$17.7 million project to scale up work in Burundi, Mozambique and Tanzania and add Rwanda as focus
10 July 2015
Rumours are fuelling fear among the population as concern about humanitarian situation grows
18 June 2015
Archbishop Rwaje says pilgrims will join thousands from around the world for commemoration
03 June 2015