A mourning ceremony in northern Burundi for two foreign aid workers killed by gunmen.<br/> The Croatian nun and Italian doctor were working at a psychiatric clinic.<br/> Gunmen broke into the compound and forced the Croatian nun to give them money, before shooting her dead.<br/> They then kidnapped the Italian doctor and made him drive them away, later killing him.<br/> (SOUNDBITE) (Kirundi) BURUNDIAN NUN, SISTER ELIZABETH HATEGEKIMANA, SAYING:<br/> "The problem started moments after we finished our dinner and went to watch television. A few minutes later we lost our electricity connection and as we were trying to figure out what the problem was, we realised all our neighbours had electricity."<br/> Although the landlocked African country has been plagued by insecurity this year, the killings on Sunday night were the first to target foreign aid workers since 2007.<br/> At a news conference the Burundi Army Chief said those behind the killings had been arrested and were helping police with their investigations.<br/> Nick Rowlands, Reuters.
