Burundi Gallery

Banana seller, Village of Masango, Cibitoke Province, Burundi, Africa

© Angelo Cavalli

Africa, African, Agriculture, Balance, Banana, Bicycle, Bike, Bike Rider, Burden, Burundi, Carry, Carrying, Central Africa, Cibitoke Province, Color, Color Image, Colour, Commerce, Consumerism, Cycle, Exertion, Farming, Food, Food And Drink, Fruit, Goods, Heap, Holding, Isolation, Large Group Of Objects, Lingering, Masango, Merchandise, Nourishment, Obligation, Obscured Face, One Person, Out Side, Outdoors, Over Burdened, People, Photography, Pile, Remote, Rural Scene, Seated, Seclusion, Sell, Seller, Selling, Sign, Sinage, Sit, Sitting, Street Vendor, Supply, Symbol, Symbolic, Town, Trade, Trading, Transportation, Transporting, Travel, Travel Destinations, Un Ripe, Unrecognizable Person, Vendor, Vertical, Village, Wait, Waiting

Burundi. A woman picks coffee on a plantation; coffee is Burundis largest export

Burundi. A woman picks coffee on a plantation; coffee is Burundi's largest export

© Tom Martin/ John Warburton-Lee Photography Ltd

Africa, African, Agriculture, Awl, Beans, Black, Burundi, Burundian, Cherry, Coffee, East Africa, Equator, Equatorial, Export, Farm, Farming, Picking, Plantation, Rural, Sub Saharan Africa, Woman

Stamp Card produced by Ottmar Zeihar - German East Africa

Stamp Card produced by Ottmar Zeihar - German East Africa (a German colony in the African Great Lakes region, which included what are now Burundi, Rwanda, and the mainland part of present Tanzania). These cards enabled collectors to see stamps which they were unable to obtain, or afford. There is a complete set of 180 cards, some of the smaller countries had a very low printing run and are hence very rare. Used Zeiher cards are very hard to find as the embossed stamp design was not approved by postal authorities as it confused the function of the proper stamps! Date: circa 1904

© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection