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Burundi,
officially the
Republic of
Burundi, is a
landlocked country in the
Great Rift
Valley at the
junction between the
African Great Lakes region and...
- The
economy of
Burundi is $3.436
billion by
gross domestic product as of 2018,
being heavily dependent on agriculture,
which accounts for 32.9% of gross...
- Ruanda-Urundi (French pronunciation: [ʁwɑ̃da uʁundi]),
later Rwanda-
Burundi, was a
geopolitical entity, once part of
German East Africa, that was occupied...
- The
Kingdom of
Burundi (French:
Royaume du
Burundi), also
known as
Kingdom of
Urundi (Kirundi:
Ubwami bw'Urundi), was a
Bantu kingdom in the modern-day...
- The
Burundi National Defence Force (French:
Force de Défense
Nationale du
Burundi, or FDNB) is the
state military organisation responsible for the defence...
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represents Burundi in
international football and is
controlled by the
Football Federation of
Burundi. The team has
never qualified for the
World Cup.
Burundi previously...
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group and the
second largest of
three main
ethnic groups in
Rwanda and
Burundi (the
other two
being the
largest Bantu ethnic group Hutu and the Pygmy...
- The
president of
Burundi is the head of
state and head of
government of the
Republic of
Burundi. The
president is also commander-in-chief of the National...
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formerly Usumbura, is the
economic capital,
largest city and main port of
Burundi. It
ships most of the country's
chief export, coffee, as well as cotton...
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Relations between Burundi and
Rwanda have
existed for at
least as long as the
states themselves.
Before contact with Europeans,
Rwanda and
Burundi were kingdoms...
