Bujumbura: Educational institutions have asked parents to be patient and send their children to school because obtaining a fuel has become a problem.
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Bujumbura: Educational institutions have asked
parents to be patient and send their children to school because obtaining a fuel
has become a problem.
The neww from www.andika.rw say that the schools operating in Bujumbura city,
have asked parents who used company vehicles to take their children to school
to worry because getting a license has become difficult.
This has caused many parents to complain
because it is difficult for them to take their children to school. In addition
to students having difficulty getting to school, teachers are also said to be
late getting to school and others have lost their jobs.
After more than two years, Burundi was hit
by a shortage of petroleum products that brought some businesses to a
standstill, and prices for goods are rising sharply.
Some who spoke to the BBC, said that some
motorists had given up on motorbikes. There were those who decided to leave the
cities and go to the countryside to find a life there. Some of the Burundian
drivers had crossed the Congo road in Uvira to buy a license but they were hit
in the elbow by the fact that the roads were covered by rain.
In order to solve this problem, the
Government of Burundi said that it is going to put effort into promoting the
coffee and avocado plant so that they can be sold abroad and the foreign
currency will be used to buy petroleum products.
Marc N
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