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Tag Archives: Lake Tanganyika
. . . And Then the Rains Came: Coping in Kajaga Village
Unusually heavy rains have caused havoc across much of east Africa, displacing thousands of people and damaging important infrastructure… In Burundi, flood-affected areas include the northwestern region of Bubanza, Bujumbura City and the plains of Imbo along the shores of … Continue reading
Special Times at the Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika – Come Visit!!
The Hotel now has special rates for rooms during the weekends – it is a great savings from the regular rates, and you will have access to all of the features of the hotel: Enter the hotel and check in: … Continue reading
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Contract Farming in the Village: Farmer-Friendly Strategies
I have received several emails asking about the contract farming project in the village, which has been organized with the Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika. We are hoping to invigorate the activity during this rainy season – before the rains … Continue reading
Post-War Peace on the Shores of Lake Tanganyika: Riding High!
Civil war officially ended in Burundi in 2006. For several years thereafter, there have been sporadic fights and attacks, but these, too, have dwindled to almost ‘zero’. What changes has a blanket of peace brought? This blog concentrates on post-war activities on the … Continue reading
Christmas in Africa: Village-Style in Burundi
Christmas in Burundi: Celebrations in the nearby village Christmas Day 2011> Related articles Batwa Pots in Burundi: Traditional Clay Pot Cuisine, Pt. 2 of 2 (dianabuja.wordpress.com) African Beef Stew with sweet potatoes and mangos, cooked and served in a Pumpkin … Continue reading
An African Christmas, Burundi-Style
I will be sharing a few blogs on Christmases Past here at Lake Tanganyika, the first being> Christmas celebrations at the Club du Lac Tanganyika Chef Richard and his senior team wish you Happy Holidays! Related articles Batwa Pots in … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Memories along Lake Tanganyika
Reposted for Thanksgiving 2012: Several years ago, when still living in the big house by Lake Tanganyika, I organized a Thanksgiving celebration especially for members of the Burundian military who were so very helpful for us during those fighting years, … Continue reading




























