Burundi: Burundian customs and traditions are irreversible
During the opening of the 2019-2020 school year this Monday, September 9, the Ark of Vulnerable Children association - Sangwe Kibondo appealed to Burundian youth to respect Burundian customs and traditions in order to combat unworthy behavior. Jonathan Barutwanayo, legal representative of this association which advocates for the well-being of children, in particular disadvantaged children, said that…
Jonathan Barutwanayo, legal representative of this association which advocates for the well-being of children, in particular disadvantaged children, said that notably wearing decent and presentable clothing to school is one of the signs that demonstrate respect for Burundian culture.
Burundi has its own customs, reports Barutwanayo who nevertheless deplores students who displayed savage behavior by tearing their uniforms after the 2019 State examination.
Teachers play the role of parents
Punctuality, good health and regular school attendance are the wishes for Jonathan Barutwanayo's children. He invites teachers to play the role of parents outside of their educational duties.
Jonathan Barutwanayo finally urges the State to make available sufficient classrooms, an adequate number of teachers and sufficient school materials.
By Willy Ntakarutimana
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