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November 11th 2005
The "taxi" bicycle is one of public transportation readily used in Bujumbura. Additionally, small vans (for city routes) and larger buses (for transportation over land between Burundi and other nearby countries) provide other alternatives to the public. During my stay in Bujumbura, I'm positive that I saw thousands of bicycles.
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Taxi BicycleTaxi Bicycle
Taxi Bicycle
Bicycles are a primary form of transportation. You'll literally see hundreds of people using them on a daily basis.
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Taxi Bicycle - Lady Customer
She's all decked out and ready to go ....
Hauling GrassHauling Grass
Hauling Grass
The bicycle in this photo is being utilized to transport grass for cattle consumption. Yes, livestock will consume alot of grass.






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