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SAD 27 board will meet Monday in Fort Kent - Fiddlehead Focus - Vimarsana News

SAD 27 board will meet Monday in Fort Kent - Fiddlehead Focus

FORT KENT, Maine — The 903rd Meeting of the Directors of SAD 27 will be held at 6 p.m.

UNHCR - Burundian refugees head home but face reintegration challenges - Vimarsana News

UNHCR - Burundian refugees head home but face reintegration challenges

Over 60,000 refugees have returned this year from across the region as tensions ease in Burundi, although more aid is urgently needed to help them pick up their lives and start over.

Source: unhcr.org
More than 60,000 Burundian refugees voluntarily return home this year - Vimarsana News

More than 60,000 Burundian refugees voluntarily return home this year

This is a summary of what was said by UNHCR spokesperson Shabia Mantoo – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at today’s press briefing at the

UNHCR - More than 60,000 Burundian refugees voluntarily return home this year - Vimarsana News

UNHCR - More than 60,000 Burundian refugees voluntarily return home this year

A convoy carrying 343 Burundian refugees returned to the country from Uganda on Monday. This brings the number of refugees who have voluntarily returned

Source: unhcr.org
Starting over is not easy but Burundian refugees are hopeful as they return home - Burundi - Vimarsana News

Starting over is not easy but Burundian refugees are hopeful as they return home - Burundi

Starting over is not easy but Burundian refugees are hopeful as they return home Format Attachments By Linda Muriuki in Bujumbura, Burundi | 03 May 2021 Donatien, 35, is on his phone negotiating the rent for a house he hopes his family can move into when they return home to Burundi. He and his wife and three children were among a group of 159 Burundian refugees who decided to return home ­– a 72-kilometre drive across the Nemba border point into Burundi. “We have come home because a country is like a parent. When you are away from your parents, you feel like something is missing,” said...