Denise Nzohabonayo - "We Are Here Because We Have No Land to Go To" - Denise Nzohabonayo, a mother of four, was repatriated from Nduta refugee camp in Tanzania in July 2008 to the Nyabitare transit site near Ruyigi in eastern Burundi. After a month, stranded and with no home to return to, Nzohabonayo left Nyabitare for Muriza Butaganzwa commune, also in Ruyigi, in the hope that she would finally get some permanent shelter for her family. Being a landless returnee is not easy, as Nzohabonayo told IRIN. [AA Network - Burundi]

Growing Insecurity Mars Peace - The delay in resolving issues of disarmament and how to integrate Burundi's former rebels into state institutions and security forces is threatening the ceasefire. [AA Network - Burundi]

Website Editor Jailed for Report About How Much President Spent On Trip to Beijing - Reporters Without Borders calls for the release of Jean-Claude Kavumbagu, the editor of the Net Press news website, who was arrested and jailed today for allegedly defaming the government in a report about how much the president spent on his visit to the Beijing Olympic Games. [AA Network - Burundi]

Recent Developments, Including Cessation of Hostilities, Positive But Peace Process Faces Challenges - There had been several positive developments in Burundi, including the cessation of hostilities, but the peace process still faced significant challenges requiring a national willingness for compromise, and regional and international support that was coordinated and robust, the Security Council was told this morning. [AA Network - Burundi]

Fighting Displaces 20,000 - At least 20,000 people have fled their homes near the Burundian capital, Bujumbura, after fighting between the army and rebels, officials said on 9 May. [AA Network - Burundi]