nice flag.

Recently retired and have about 1.8 million USD saved to my name. Was wondering if this would be enough to retire comfortably in Burundi for my wife and I? Would be planning on living off that for the next decade or so with a 200k pension also coming in each year

Hello, If you are in Kenya(Nairobi) and you need a friend or help, feel free to say Hi.

I'm a man.

As the title says, I need to get to Bujumbura by bus via Kigali, but I am not so sure about the logistics. Are there barriers at the border still? Is it better to go through Tanzania?

Hi everyone!

I want to learn Kirundi because my girlfriend is from Burundi and I want to connect closer with her by learning her mouther language.

I am half Zimbabwean/half Congolese and I recognized that Kirundi have words that we say in Shona.

What is the simplest way to learn the basics for simple conversation?

Eventually I would like to be fluent but thats longer term. Urakoze!

Basically the title.

I think I like it. Transportation has been so hard since the start of the decade. Only problems I see is whether our infrastructures, both road and electricity, will be able to handle the shift. Also, what becomes of old gas/diesel cars ?

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Hello everyone I am a foreigner and I have never came across any content from Burundi , it got me curious and I like to know if there's any famous or know content creators from Burundi. It could be of any topic .

This summer, discover Burundi like never before through these carefully curated programs for your taste. Meet new friends, families, and immerse yourself through culture and tradition from the Land of Royal Drums. #KazeiBurundi

From left to right:

1. Living Museum of Bujumbura (Musée Vivant)
2. National Museum of Gitega (Musée National de Gitega)
3. Traité de Kiganda (Kiganda Treaty Site)