IBTimes: In Uganda, Burundi Peace Talks Resume Amid Escalating Violence
Burundi’s warring sides arrived in nearby Uganda Monday to resume peace talks aimed at ending months of escalating violence that has claimed hundreds of lives. The long-stalled negotiations are being led by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni at the presidential palace in Entebbe, just outside the capital of Kampala, and they will include a Burundian government delegation as well as opposition members and civil society representatives, Agence France-Presse reported.
"I really appeal to you, the two sides, to sit down and have a political solution so that you save the people from the suffering," Museveni said as the talks opened Monday, according to Ugandan newspaper the Daily Monitor.
More News On The Restart Of Burundi Peace Talks
Burundi peace talks start amid divisions, protests -- Reuters
Burundi rivals hold peace talks in Uganda -- AFP
Burundi rivals gather in Uganda to open peace negotiations -- AP
Burundi Factions Restart Talks as Country on Brink of Civil War -- WSJ
Burundi opponents meet for talks in Uganda -- Al Jazeera
Burundian peace talks relaunched in Uganda -- DW
'Africans must stop being clowns', Museveni tells Burundi rivals as they face off in Uganda talks -- Mail & Guardian Africa
Burundi peace talks underway in Uganda -- SABC
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