US EditionTrailblazing in Akagera: Kamagaju’s journey from village girl to conservation icon
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Trailblazing in Akagera: Kamagaju’s journey from village girl to conservation icon
It is always magical to drive through the winding red-dust roads that cut across Akagera National Park, as the early morning sun illuminates a landscape alive with anticipation, in Rwanda’s Eastern Province. Around this time of the year, as the dry season comes to an end, the savannah in Akagera stretches out in golden waves, dotted with acacia trees, as the distant hills frame the horizon over the park which touches the districts of Kayonza, Ki…
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