Police have told journalists he’s wanted to insurrection.

At least a dozen people have died in violence triggered by Burundi President Pierre Nkunrunziza’s decision to run for an unconstitutional third term in next month’s elections.

Foreign ministers from the East African Community have stepped in to seek a solution to the unrest.

Opposition leader Audifax Ndabitoreye at first resisted arrest outside the hotel where he met the ministers.

Later gave himself up to the police.

He says intervention by the East African Community is late.

Whether he himself is dead or alive the protest movement will continue .

In Bujumbura, roads were barricaded with trees as protests continued for a second week.

More than 20 000 Burundians have fled to Rwanda, fearing political violence.

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