Vol. 19 No. 1 (2021): Social and Human Sciences Series

Articles

• Burundian culture in the service of research for personal growth and sustainable development

  Edith Ndereyimana, Clément Bigirimana, Pierre Nduwayo (Author)

  1-13

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• STRATEGIES FOR THE RAPID PROMOTION OF CHINESE LANGUAGE TEACHING IN BURUNDI

  Etienne BANKUWIHA (Author)

  14-26

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• CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE ON LEARNER STRATEGIES OF THIRD LANGUAGE VOCABULARY ACQUISITION: CASE OF BURUNDIAN SPEAKERS OF PERSIAN

  Juvénal Ntakarutimana, Allami Hamid , Ali Akbar Jabbari (Author)

  27-49

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• LAND RIGHTS AND MINING IN BURUNDI

  Lazare NGENZEBUHORO (Author)

  50-57

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• NYERERE’S PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION FOR SELF-RELIANCE: A PANACEA TO GRADUATES’ UNEMPLOYMENT IN TANZANIA

  Ivan KIVINGE (Author)

  58-70

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• THE RISE OF TRADITIONAL DANCE CLUBS AND THE GENESIS OF DANCECOMMODIFICATION IN BUJUMBURA CITY

  Aminadab HAVYARIMANA (Author)

  71-88

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• TOLERANCE AS A CONDITION FOR THE PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE OF PEOPLES

  Viator NZIBAVUGA, Elie SADIKI , Denis BUKURU (Author)

  89-101

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• PRODUCTION OF VIOLENCE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE IN BURUNDI: FROM ONE-PARTISM TO MULTI-PARTISM.

  Nicolas HAJAYANDI (Author)

  102-116

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• WOMEN AT BUJUMBURA CITY HALL AND SMALL STREET VENDORS: BETWEEN PRECARITY AND RESILIENCE

  Jean-Marie NDUWAYO, Lambert HAKUZIYAREMYE (Author)

  117-131

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• INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ICTs) AND THE ENHANCEMENT OF AFRICAN HUMANISM

  Kevin SHIJJA KUHUMBA (Author)

  132-151

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• THE PARLIAMENTARY MANDATE SINCE THE AMENDMENT OF THE BURUNDIAN ELECTORAL CODE IN 2009: WHAT MANDATE, FOR WHAT PEOPLE?

  Denis BANSHIMIYUBUSA (Author)

  152-169

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• THE PROBLEM OF EDITORIAL LINES AND THE MOTIVATIONS FOR THE CREATION OF BURUNDIAN RADIO STATIONS

  Isabel SARABIA ANDÚGAR , Hélène MPAWENIMANA (Author)

  170-187

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