Article: Interview: Alexis Sinduhije discusses his founding of a radio station with the goal of presenting both sides of the Hutu-Tutsi ethnic conflict

JENNIFER LUDDEN
Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR)
11-21-2004
Interview: Alexis Sinduhije discusses his founding of a radio station with the goal of presenting both sides of the Hutu-Tutsi ethnic conflict

Host: JENNIFER LUDDEN
Time: 8:00-9:00 PM

JENNIFER LUDDEN, host:

In the Central African state of Burundi, ethnic violence over the past decade has left several hundred thousand people dead. The tensions are the same as in neighboring Rwanda: longtime minority Tutsi rule over a majority Hutu population. And that's what makes one radio station there stand out. At African Public Radio, former soldiers and rebels who used to shoot at each other now work side by side trying to provide balanced ...

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