AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEthnic and Religious Rights: Burundi authorities presented 13 people, mostly Banyamulenge refugees and including pastors, as alleged spies and urged residents not to rent homes to Banyamulenge. Relatives and congregants dispute the accusations and say their leaders are being targeted. Food and Heritage: At a community farm in Utah, Burundian farmer Bashire Nigaruga and his daughter Atosha are growing local produce and sharing a traditional eggplant and pumpkin-leaf stew. Travel and Education: Burundians are among 14 African nationalities facing partial US visa restrictions covering visitor, student and exchange visas, as well as immigrant visas.
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