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Another Market Burned Down in Burundi – PHOTOS

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Markets and commercial buildings in Burundi continue to be hit by fires. On the morning of Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Kinindo Market in Bujumbura was engulfed in flames. Images shared on social media showed the market in flames, with black smoke billowing in the air. Traders were trying to salvage some of their goods, but the fire was so intense. It had not been a week since major commercial buildings in Burundi had burned down. On Friday, August…
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Markets and commercial buildings in Burundi continue to be hit by fires. On the morning of Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Kinindo Market in Bujumbura was engulfed in flames. Images shared on social media showed the market in flames, with black smoke billowing in the air. Traders were trying to salvage some of their goods, but the fire was so intense. It had not been a week since major commercial buildings in Burundi had burned down. On Friday, August…

After the two shopping centres left in smoke this Friday, August 22, in the city centre of Bujumbura, the misfortune has once again struck in the morning of this Tuesday, August 25: a huge smoke rises above the Kinindo market in Mugere commune in the south-west of the economic capital. According to the first testimonies the fire left on the side of the stands of the mattresses. The sirens of the fire-extinguishing trucks get along several kilome…

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IWACU Burundi broke the news in Burundi on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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