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- WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER OF HIM?

June 8th is a designated public holiday in Burundi, observed in remembrance of the passing of former President Pierre Nkurunziza on June 8th, 2020.

- This day is also recognized as National Patriotism Day in Burundi, serving as a celebration of the patriotic ideals and national unity amongst the Burundian people.

- Official ceremonies typically encompass addresses delivered by esteemed dignitaries, military processions, and cultural events. The primary objective is to pay tribute to the late president's memory and foster national cohesion.

- Since 2021, this day has been officially designated as a public holiday in Burundi, underscoring its significance within the national calendar.

- Burundians throughout the nation actively engage in diverse commemorative activities, underscoring the profound importance of this day for the Burundian nation.

It's a backbreaking news to hear and to see such a roadaccident.Those are journalists of sport together whith players and referees who were heading to Makamba where will take place this saturday the handball competition.
In that road accident,journalists were VUGANEZA J. Claude and his cameraman both from RTNB,NZOHABONAYO Radjabu Bosingwa and Vincent NKURUNZIZA from Indundi Culture Radio station, Alain MUHIRWE of Kazoza FM,Théodore NTUNGA and the cameraman from BNP TV and pyayers and referees.

No dead registered but many wounded like Vicent NKURUNZIZA who was badly injured,VUGANEZA J Claude and the referee0Some of them were rapidly taken to the hospital in Rutovu others in Makamba.

source; Sport online

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024 TO EVERY BODY IN HERE. MAY THE ALMIGHTY PROTECT YOU ALL DURING IT.

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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO EVERY BURUNDIAN IN HERE!
GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

hello everyone in here!

To hear and to see Burundi,by itself,constructing ,from the bottom to the top, its own boat,
How do you appreciate it?

hello every body in here? how are you doing?

DID YOU KNOW?
Lent period begins on Wednesday February 22, 2023 — also known as Ash Wednesday. On Ash Wednesday, which is traditionally a somber holiday, a church's priest or pastor will dip their finger into a tray of ashes and spread them on congregants' foreheads in the shape of a cross. While doing this, they'll say, “from dust you came and from dust you will return.” The ashes are made by burning palm branches from the previous year's Palm Sunday (this year, Palm Sunday falls on April 2).

How long is Lent?

Lent is 40 days long, not including Sundays (that means the season is technically 46 days long). The fact that it's 40 days has significance. According to Father William Saunders of the Catholic Education Resource Center, "the number 40 has always had special spiritual significance regarding preparation ... most importantly, Jesus fasted and prayed for 40 days and 40 nights in the desert before He began His public ministry (Matthew 4:2)."

When does Lent end?

Lent ends three days before Easter Sunday on Thursday, April 6, 2023. The week before Easter Sunday — called Holy Week — is a big deal in the Christian church. Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday, which commemorates Jesus's triumphant arrival in Jerusalem, where he received palm branches at his feet. Then comes Holy Wednesday, which acknowledges Judas's plan to betray Jesus. The day after Holy Wednesday is Maundy Thursday, which commemorates the Last Supper between Jesus and his disciples. Maundy Thursday is the last day of Lent.

To recap: This year, Lent takes place from Wednesday, February 22 to Thursday, April 6, 2023, while Easter takes place on Sunday, April 9.

Pluralisation for irregular nouns

Ways to make apologies

Would you mind...? Used as well

Thanking peaple and replying to thanks

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