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No word on the whereabout of Burundian journalist Jean Bigirimana who since July 22 received a call from a source from the country’s National Intelligence Service but never came back. Two weeks now there is an outcry for his return amidst fears he is already dead.
Robert Kodingo and Hananane Ferdjani speak to Leandre Sikuyavuga of Iwacu, a publication Jean worked for.
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