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by Sarah Abdelrahim

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Wildlife of Akagera
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Jean-Marie Twambaze is a safari guide at Akengara National Park in Rwanda whose photos showcase the beautiful and diverse wildlife of Rwanda.

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Night Watch in Toolangi Forest
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National Monuments: A President Obama Legacy
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