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Title
Burundi Police provide security during elections

Description
After more than 11 years of civil war, Burundi citizens are now taking part in the first-round of the electoral process. Ex-combatants of ex-rebel movements have been demobilized and some have taken part in the National Police training course to be part of the new police force. They have been deployed from the cantonment area to provide security during the elections.

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2 min, 5 sec.

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