The members of the Government of Burundi, from the day that the Government was formed on this Wednesday, would have answered the questions of the media and citizens of the whole country.
The problems that came back are about the poverty of international funds, the poverty of food, the borders of the country, others dying when they go to work, the lack of reward for the soldiers who are going to manage the security outside the country and so on.
Prime Minister Gervais Ndirakobuca informed that what will solve the poverty of international money in Burundi is to increase the amount of what Burundians invest abroad.
Audace Niyonzima, the Minister of State Treasury added that investment in minerals will increase international income.
On the issue of fuel, the Minister of Defense in the country Martin Niteretse says that there are some smugglers who steal fuel, drink fuel from cars and then pump it to sell it at a higher price.
Regarding the desire that motorcycles and Bajaj’s be allowed to arrive in the city in the middle to help at this time there is a problem of filtering, the minister of the central weapon in the country informed that it is a problem of protecting the public and security.
The lack of food in Burundi
Prime Minister Gerevasi Ndirakobuca promised him that it will require farmers to take the decision to stop motorcycles and Bajajs from entering the city, seeing that the reason for this decision is that it cannot cause insecurity in the city.
On the issue of the number of Burundian soldiers in Congo, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Veterans Affairs Tribert Mutabazi, did not appreciate giving that number saying that it is a military secret and cannot be broken.
However, he confirmed that they were treated well according to the agreement that Burundi fought with the Congo and the soldiers there were not defeated.
On the issue of Rwanda’s independence, the Minister of Relations Albert Shingiro recalled talks that Rwanda would hand over power to Burundi but it was not possible. Another is the attacks by the Red Tabara group, which Burundi says is supported by Rwanda.
He says that this led to a lack of trust between those countries, causing them to widen the space on the ground, and keep the space in the air open.
The Minister of Relations also responded to the problem of foreigners who have been killed in the country of South Africa. He explains that those who are killed are those who live in that country without breaking the law because there is no way they can be protected. He said that it is sad and asked them that when the rights to stay in a certain country are over, they should send the Burundi visitors to those countries to study their problem.
By: Imena
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