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Alexis Sinduhije is a Burundian journalist. He is the founder of Burundi's Radio Publique Africaine (RPA).
Alexis Sinduhije is the founder and director of Radio Publique Africaine (RPA), a popular radio station in the Republic of Burundi.
Sinduhije founded RPA in 2001. He used the station to promote peace between Hutus and Tutsis in Burundi. In an effort to do this, he hired both Hutus and Tutsis, including ex-combatants, to work alongside each other in reporting news on the country.
In 2007, Sinduhije left the field of journalism and founded Movement for Solidarity and Development (MSD).
Sinduhije ran as a candidate in the June 2010 Burundi presidental elections until he pulled out shortly before the June 28 elections.
(Information found on time.com, cpj.org and wikipedia.com)
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Alexis Sinduhije is a Burundian journalist. He is the founder of Burundi's Radio Publique Africaine (RPA).
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Good that the east African leaders have given ultimatum to all interested groups in Burundi- laudable step indeed. But what sort of proactive action against undemocratic incumbents whose actions breed rebellion, and just total chaos. Like pending situation in Burundi's northern neighbor- Rwanda with its benevolent fascist , what are the east African leaders doing to remind Kegame that that there're equally patriotic Rwandese who can even make better leadership than him . Can the group ensure that no leader in the region rules more than ten years. If the salvo is good for Burundi why not Rwanda… [Read Full Text]
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