stadium is under construction; that a second building to shelter a Primary School is under construction and even a new foundation for a third is underway. 5. On 30th October 2013, the Applicant filed the present Application seeking injunction orders restraining and prohibiting the Government of Burundi from using his land or changing it in any way. He seeks to immediately stop all the constructions on the disputed land. 6. The Application was scheduled for hearing on 04th February 2014, and on 30th January 2014, Counsel for the Applicant, Mr. Isidore Rufyikiri, sent a request for adjournment of the hearing stating that he was unable to appear before the Court because the Government of Burundi had taken a decision to restrain his movement and forbade him from crossing the Burundian borders. Although the Respondent wanted to proceed ex parte, the Court adjourned the matter to allow the Applicant get another lawyer and the Respondent to file his response to the Application. 7. The Application in any event was heard on 22nd May 2014 and the Applicant was represented by Mr. Horace NCUTIYUMUHETO, while Mr. Elisha MWANSASU appeared for the Respondent. 8. In a nutshell, Counsel for the Applicant contends that, despite continuous actions undertaken by the Applicant seeking the intervention of different Burundian administrative authorities at different levels as chronologically detailed in the Applicant’s 4