killings between the ruling party and the former rebel National Liberation Forces (FNL), officials said yesterday.
Of the six, four were killed because they belonged to the ruling party and the remaining two because they belonged to the FNL, local people and officials said.
“What we’ve been seeing for the past few months is terrible,” Ladislas Baziruwiha, the administrator of Kanyoha, one of the districts affected by the killings, told AFP.
“We’re seeing more and more reprisal killings between this party and the other party and all the while there are armed groups troubling our security. – AFP.
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