U.S. to take 10,000 Burundian refugees from Tanzania

why that plan????

why that plan???

This is good news for burundians who wish to live abroad.
This money transaction or late say burundi transaction if it work Ithink their a lot of benefit fron this journey.
First. those who have family and children their will benefit for going to america live and study.
See and learn new life in america.to know how people are living in this world not like those who live in muyinga,gitega, ngozi bubanza etc.
Florida or atlanta is not the same like cibitoke or bururi where no water no toilet and light.
THEIR WILL ENJOY MACDOL AND PIZZA. etc.
We have to pray for those are going to usa to safe journey and to reach the point for america administration.

I would suggest a more rural area of the usa, say somewhere in the southern part, the weather is similar and there are lots of jobs down south, plus its less congested and the ppl are alot nicer... thanks

I wish to all the lucky ones who will be taken to U.S all the best in their new western lifestyle.
However they should always remember fellow Burundians especially those who are starving to death in our beloved nation of "milk&honey".
Bazokwame bibuka ababo n'igihugu cabavyaye.Si Uburundi bwabirukanye ariko ni vya bipfamutima ba mpemazuzuye bikinze ubwoko mugutabagura igihugu no kuzuza imifuko yabo.
It is my prayer that the U.S project will be successful.Mugire urugendo rwiza Barundi benemama."Akanyoni katagurutse ntikamenya iyo bweze"

Let me appreciate this wonderful decision of resettlement of the burundians who were really suffering outside of their mother land. The Almighty God can not forget his people, it takes time. Congratulations my dear Brothers and sisters who have got this chance. I would like to wish you al the best in the USA, don't forget how much your motherland is so poor in many things: Starvation, corruption, education, hate,...
Burundi will count on your support, inform your children how much Burundi is in need of them.
God bless you.

Today I met some refugees from Burindi. We are helping them settle here is this beautiful part of God's country. They are sweet and humble. Pray that God will continue to guide us and that we can all understand each other.

when i had all this that Americans have done for our Burundian people i was really 'happy' and i said that 'Almightly God can not forget his children' imana ikunda abayo all my prayer was about all those people who are suffering everywhere around the world but God is there with them.Let me appreciate this wonderful decision for American people for God wish nabagenzi babo bazobabwa ibyo badafise.I would like to wish you all the best in the USA, don't forget how much your motherland is so poor in many things:such as education,health problem and so on. mugesengere nafamile zandi mahanga zizogire amahoro. ikindimuge mwibuka imana rugira.love you all.

Claudia- our church has just (yesterday) helped settle a family from the Democratic Republic of Congo in Knoxville TN. They have been living in a refugee camp the last 8 years. We have very few French interpreters in our church. Do you know any W. Africans in Knoxville who speak French who we can connect them with to help them with the language barrier? Thanks- Chuck Sissom csissom@comcast.net

Claudia wrote:

Today I met some refugees from Burindi. We are helping them settle here is this beautiful part of God's country. They are sweet and humble. Pray that God will continue to guide us and that we can all understand each other.

Hi,
I am not living in TN, but I am always willing to help news refugees in the US (anywhere). I can be reached through e-mail. I speak French and other central/east African languages!

P.S: Most W. Africans don't speak French!

It is quite okey for burundians who have leave their mother land from a longer ago to be resettled in USA as they will enjoy their good time to be in USA, but they have also to work hard to help their mother land and relatives left in TZ and in BURUNDI.

It's good for them and for the USA but I'd like to have the list which one mentionned they names because I lost my brother who can be on it.
Please, if someone have that list, send it to me.
my e_mail is:manirakizadismas@yahoo.fr
I want to found my brother Longin.
Thanks to any one who are going to aid me.
Be blessed,
Dismas

Thanks

I am one of them , i really appriciate America for the undown going decision they've made for Burundians refugees by getting them out of that worst continent (Africa).

I had a fastest speed in my life changing as soon as i started my trip to America.
When i was 10 yrs old, i wasn't expected in kind of my better futute or anybody who will prevent troubles of my life.

If you don't this, hehee! There is God

it was nice to hear our friends for the dream the've got

firstable,I realy appreciate all the people who aided us to settle in USA.I'm one of those burundians.I came here in USa around september27,2007.I thank UNCH who have helped us to fill out the papers in camps refugees.
I have learned a lot of things since I got here in unite state of america.most thing I can remember,it's improvement of my english.I was wondering how we will survive here in USA because as I compare the life between africa and USA,there's a big different.Rightnow,I live in austin,TX.
PLEASE,let pray for our brothers,sisters,moms.dad,gran d parents,and grand mothers who live in camps refugee(world) to get these opportunities we have.I believe that I will one among them oneday.God bless you,who spends your time to pray for our brothers.we have a different color but same dad(same people).we are here in this world to live fredom.
good choice equals good luck.Imana ibane namwe benewacu.tuzohembwa mwijuru.ingo dufashe benewacu barara ubusa bakiririrwa amazi.bigpascal20@gmail.com.

help your neibors by donating what you have and God will double your helpeful.