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English: Mt. Muhavura, the Mountain on the left, is also known as Mt. Muhabura (as pronounced by the native people — the Bafumbira living in Kisoro in Uganda). And on the right is Mt. Gahinga. These two mountains are found in the Mgahinga National Park famous for Gorillas in Uganda. |
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| Author | Rachel Ndyabawe |
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