EPISODE · Oct 10, 2018 · 28 MIN
Interview with Paul-Henri
from Finding Burundi · host Alain Ndayishimiye
In this episode, I talk to Paul-Henri, founder of Standing Against Ethnic Divisions, a projects which aims to take on divisions related to ethnicity in Burundi. I talk to him about a wildly viral video he released earlier this year talking openly about how much he loves the president of Burundi, Pierre Nkurunza. #Burundi Credits: Production: Alain Ndayishimiye Music: Ur’inyambo by Ruciteme Culture & Kugasozi by Nicholas
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