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COVID-weary Clevelanders share their post-pandemic travel plans for 2021 Updated Jan 07, 2021; Facebook Share And go where? Everywhere and anywhere – to Austria and Alaska, Maui and Mont St. Michel. Stuck at home for the past 10 months, Cleveland travelers have compiled long lists of places they want to visit when the world is safe again. We asked readers to share their travel plans for 2021, and we heard from dozens of would-be wanderers with an overflowing suitcase of pent-up demand. Their destinations were all over the map – from Antarctica to Albania, Cincinnati to California. But so...

The Burundi flag. Four journalists imprisoned for a year in Burundi on charges that rights groups condemned as “baseless” have been released after receiving a presidential pardon, according to a decree seen by AFP on Thursday. The journalists were working for Iwacu, the isolated African country’s last independent media outlet, when they were arrested in the western Bubanza province in October 2019 while covering an incursion of rebels from neighbouring DR Congo. Agnes Ndirubusa, Christine Kamikazi, Egide Harerimana and Terence Mpozenzi were charged with threatening state security and se...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read NAIROBI (Reuters) - Four Burundian journalists arrested in 2019 and jailed in January for offences including undermining state security have been granted a presidential pardon. “Under the terms of the present decree, the convicted prisoners Ndirubusa Agnès, Harerimana Égide, Mpozenzi Terence are granted a complete remission of the freedom-depriving sentence,” President Evariste Ndayishimiye said in a decree. The three all worked for domestic news website Iwacu, as did a fourth journalist who was not mentioned in the decree but who confirmed his release on Thu...

Iwacu Journal journalists released following presidential pardon Iwacu Journal journalists released following presidential pardon 0shares The Head of State, His Excellency Evariste Ndayishimiye has just granted presidential pardon to 4 journalists from the Iwacu Journal who were held in Bubanza Central Prison. By Decree No 120 of December 23, 2020 on the Presidential Measure of Grace, Agnès Ndirubusa, Christine Kamikazi, Egide Harerimana, and Térence Mpozenzi were released after having addressed a request for a measure of grace to His Excellency the President of the Republic. These journali...

Taarifa Rwanda Published 4 months ago 0share The Burundian leader Evarsite Ndayishimiye has driven to Gihanga town in Bubanza Province to convene an impromptu security meeting. According to his handlers, the President is charing this meeting to assess the security situation at the national level. In attendance are members of the FDNB Military leadership and the National Police (PNB), the Ministry of Justice and administrative officials have been invited. Gihanga is a town in the Commune of Gihanga in Bubanza Province in north western Burundi. It is a border province on the frontier with the ...