Martin Niteretse
Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior in Burundi, who recently addressed the significant influx of Congolese refugees fleeing conflict in their homeland. He has been actively involved in coordinating the government's response to the humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the need for urgent assistance and proper management of the refugee situation.
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The then Minister of Interior, Martin Niteretse, described the security incidents as 'minor'.
Rétro Sécurité 2025, une année sous haute tension sécuritaire – IWACU
Burundi· 2026-01-11
Martin Niteretse condemned the commissionnaires and rabatteurs to imprisonment without reference to any existing law.
Commissionnaires et rabatteurs mal barrés – IWACUBurundi· 2025-08-13
Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior, Public Security, and Community Development.
des présences qui interrogent au sein de l’hémicycle – IWACUBurundi· 2025-07-28
Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior who visited the site of the lynching.
pas de mobile politique – IWACUBurundi· 2025-07-02
Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior who imposed restrictions on political parties regarding election results.
L’opposition conteste le musèlement imposé par le ministre de l’Intérieur – IWACUBurundi· 2025-06-16
Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior who warned politicians against contesting the election results.
Toutes les déclarations contestant les résultats sont interdites – IWACUBurundi· 2025-06-13Martin Niteretse is the Minister of the Interior who acknowledged the involvement of party members in acts of violence during the electoral campaign.
Violences électorales impliquant des militants du CNDD-FDD, le ministre de l’Intérieur promet de sévir – IWACUBurundi· 2025-06-04Martin Niteretse, the Burundian Minister of the Interior, expressed satisfaction with the electoral campaign's progress across the country.
« Pas d’incident majeur » – IWACUBurundi· 2025-05-19
Martin Niteretse, the Minister of the Interior, indicated that as of February 18, 20,000 Congolese refugees had already been recorded in the province of Cibitoke.
Une crise humanitaire en vue – IWACUBurundi· 2025-02-22
