Burundi.

“It must be possible for the people of Burundi to materially distinguish between the destructiveness of conflict and the benefits of peace. ”

— Nelson Mandela.

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Like Rwanda, its better-known neighbour to the north, Burundi has been greatly affected by violence between Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups – some 300,000 people have died as a result since independence. There are signs however that the situation may be improving, and local peacebuilders have been at the centre of efforts to improve relations between groups and ensure a peaceful and better future for Burundi.