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Gitega’s museum, mediatheque and cathedral
Burundi Tourism dates the National Museum of Gitega to 1955. The Alliance Franco-Burundaise describes Koombook as a portable, self-contained digital library and Edbox as a kit with online services. The Vatican records John Paul II’s 6 September 1990 meeting with laypeople at the city’s Cathedral of Christ the King.
At a glance
A place worth remembering
The National Museum of Gitega
Burundi Tourism dates the museum’s creation to 1955 and says its collection includes ethnographic and archaeological objects.[1]
Two kits at the mediatheque
The Alliance Franco-Burundaise’s mediatheque describes Koombook as a portable, self-contained digital library. Edbox is described separately as a kit with online services.[2]
A 1990 meeting at the cathedral
The Vatican records a 6 September 1990 meeting between John Paul II and laypeople at Gitega’s Cathedral of Christ the King.[3]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
What other name does Burundi Tourism give the museum?
Mwami National Museum.[1]
Which kit is described as portable and self-contained?
Koombook; Edbox is separately described as a kit with online services.[2]
What does the Vatican record on 6 September 1990?
John Paul II met laypeople at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Gitega.[3]
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