Burundi communications minister dies, presidency blames accident
NAIROBI, April 16 - Burundi's communications minister, Gabby Bugaga, died on Thursday in what the presidency described as an accident, without giving further details of the incident.
Burundi communications minister dies, presidency blames accident
NAIROBI, April 16 - Burundi's communications minister, Gabby Bugaga, died on Thursday in what the presidency described as an accident, without giving further details of the incident.
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