No, Rwanda and Burundi do not border Lake Victoria. Lake Victoria is primarily surrounded by three countries: Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. Rwanda is located to the west of Lake Victoria, while Burundi is to the south of Rwanda. Although both countries are in the East African region and are relatively close to the lake, they do not have a shoreline on it.
The lake itself is the largest in Africa and serves as a crucial resource for the countries that border it, impacting fishing, transportation, and tourism in those areas. Rwanda and Burundi, on the other hand, are known for their mountainous landscapes and have their own lakes, such as Lake Kivu, which also provides significant ecological and economic benefits.