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Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Children float on rafts made from plastic bottles on a flooded street in the Kinyinya III neighbourhood of Gatumba. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
A house is submerged in floodwater in the Kinyinya III neighbourhood. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Lake Tanganyika is known for its cyclical fluctuations in water level, but these have been worsened by global warming. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Students carry schoolbags as they walk down a flooded street in Gatumba. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
The UN lists Burundi as one of the 20 countries most vulnerable to climate change. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Burundi ranks among the world’s poorest nations, standing 187th out of 193 on the United Nations Human Development Index. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
In 2024, pounding rains, magnified by the El Nino phenomenon, displaced nearly 100,000 people and claimed numerous lives, although no official figures have been released. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Internally displaced women gather during an educational community activity at the Gateri IDP camp in Gateri. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Around Lake Tanganyika, Burundians struggle with endless flooding
Women displaced by the rising waters of Lake Tanganyika carry their babies on their backs in front of the shelters where they live at the Gateri IDP camp. [Luis Tato/AFP]
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