Water & Health in Gitega: Traders and visitors at the Rutegama livestock market say a severe drinking water shortage is breaking hygiene routines, leaving toilets unusable and pushing people toward unsafe practices. Domestic Violence in Makamba: Police have detained a man in Burunga province after his wife died from a beating with a club; investigators are still working to confirm the full circumstances. Youth & Alcohol in Bujumbura: Residents report rising consumption of cheap, high-alcohol drinks, with specialists warning some bottles may contain dangerously high alcohol levels. Eid Tensions at Ruyigi Refugee Site: Warning shots were fired at the Busuma site after arguments during Eid al-Adha meat distribution. Local Pressure in Kirundo: Ahead of June 8 ceremonies in Gitega, residents allege door-to-door forced contributions organized by local ruling party officials and Imbonerakure members. Regional Security & Ebola: UN and regional bodies meeting in Burundi urge stronger Central Africa conflict prevention and Ebola preparedness as suspected cases in DR Congo pass 1,000, raising fears of wider spread. Trade Opportunity: China will open its market to eligible coffee beans from all 53 African countries starting July 20, with Burundi among those already cleared. World Cup Build-Up: Morocco resumed World Cup training and is set for friendlies including one against Burundi after a 5-0 win in a recent warm-up.