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Political Risk / Burundi

On The Brink Of Peace

July 2008 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: We believe that the odds are weighted in favour of the Dar es Salaam ceasefire holding in Burundi, despite arguments over whether or not the rebel group FNL can be recognised as a political party. International pressure, especially as applied by Tanzania, will aid the peace process.

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