Bujumbura is the capital and largest city in the Republic of Burundi, which is known as Burundi. It was inhabited by the Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa for more than 500 years, was called German East Africa until World War I, after which it became part of the Belgian Congo region which was known as Ruanda-Urundi, and which continued as a monarchy until after World War II. In 1959, Burundi and Rwanda were officially separated by the Belgian government, and a civil war erupted shortly after that.
Regular Websites
Gives information for bird lovers and birdwatchers who wish to visit Burundi for the purpose of viewing and photographing birds in the wild. Includes a checklist of all birds native to the country. - Birds of the World: Burundi
http://www.birdlist.org/burundi.htm
Basic details about chiefs of state and cabinet members of the country are listed here, as are other important facts and the children's version of the site. - CIA Fact Sheet: Burundi
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/world-leaders-1/world-leaders-b/burundi.html
Provides information about arabica coffee and its introduction into the country, coffee cultivation, legislation regarding sales, and articles about coffee in and from Burundi. - Coffee Board of Burundi
http://www.burundicoffee.com/index.en.php
Hotel on the banks of Lake Tanganyika in the heart of Africa displays its 80 rooms in video and photographs, information about safaris and excursions available, and the ability to make reservations online. - Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika
http://hoteltanganyika.com/eng/index.htm