burundi

Rwanda, Lesotho, Burundi and Swaziland are also four of the five smallest countries in Africa (excluding the little island nations).

Every dollar you spend on a Playstation, or Labubus, or a vacation instead of mosquito nets in Burundi is literally killing people.

Rwanda, Lesotho, Burundi and Swaziland are countries that actually fit precolonial states.

Hell it even worked well in the dense hilly jungles of burundi.

A median Luxembourg citizen earns $20,000 in about 5 to 6 months of work, a Burundi one would on median need 42.5 months, that is 3.5 years.

Will Americans stay with Burundi or against it?

The top five countries for Obama searches are: 1) Burundi 2) Guinea 3) Rwanda 4) Sierra Leone 5) United States Meanwhile, Romney is pretty much only relevant in the US.

But I would rather be poor in Burundi or Haiti than Ohio—at least I can sleep outside without dying and my neighbor won't fucking shoot me for existing.

No, if it's a bona fide currency, if you can walk around in Burundi and buy bread or a goat or a gun with it, then of course having to convert it to buy a Macbook isn't a dealbreaker.

£9,535/year * 3 year degree / 124 years ~= £231/year ~= 310 USD/year UN estimates GDP/capita of Yemen and Burundi were less than this, that Tajikistan has lower gross average monthly wages.

It claims ".bdi" is the ccTLD for Burundi, which is false they have.bi[1].

I'll bet you're fine with "the US people are richer than the Burundi" or "Dutch people are taller than US people".

The following countries spoke in favor of a "human rights" proposal that would provide for a national right to access the Internet: Iraq, Lebanon, Iran, Togo, China, Sudan, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, and Burundi.

If tomorrow there would be a war or protests in, say, Burundi.

Regarding popularity by country: I don't know, but I would speculate that decreased access in Burundi, Guinea, etc.

I used to agree, but then I went to central eastern Africa (Burundi).