Your daily selection of IRIN Africa English reports, 4/28/2015

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Table of contents 1. A year on, Guineans finally lay Ebola souls to rest 2. Legal routes no easy fix to EU migration crisis 3. Who are the Imbonerakure and is Burundi unravelling? A year on, Guineans finally lay Ebola souls to rest GUECKEDOU, 28 April 2015 (IRIN) - It is hard to put their anguish into words. After losing loved ones to Ebola, Guineans following traditional customs have waited more than a year to honour the dead due to government restrictions on public gatherings. Finally, the souls of the departed may be at peace. Read report online Legal routes no easy fix to EU migration crisis OXFORD, 28 April 2015 (IRIN) - In a new column, Jeff Crisp, former policy chief at UNHCR and now an advisor with Refugees International, questions whether opening up more legal routes into Europe is really the silver bullet to the migration crisis in the Mediterranean many make it out to be. Read report online Who are the Imbonerakure and is Burundi unravelling? BUJUMBURA, 28 April 2015 (IRIN) - There are widespread reports that the youth wing of Burundi's ruling party, known as the Imbonerakure, are waging a campaign of intimidation and violence to help President Pierre Nkurunziza win a third term in June elections. Here's a look at the origins of the group and the fast-evolving situation in a country still on edge after a brutal 12-year civil war: Read report online

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