Burundi reconsiders peace negotiation with opposition
Coletta Wanjohi
Press TV, Addis Ababa
The ongoing conflict in Burundi is bound to take top priority in a meeting of African heads of state in Uganda. As our correspondent Coletta Wan-johi reports, Burundi has finally accepted to go back to peace talks with the opposition, but only under certain circumstances.
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