Pictures of people in Uganda

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Bwindi orphans group children doing traditional dances and songs Bwindi children, many of whom are AIDS orphans, performing traditional songs and dances Bwindi orphans group children singing and dancing Bwindi orphans group children doing traditional dances and songs Chimp tracking guide holding a fallen rainforest fruit Gorilla tracker in Bwindi In search of gorillas in Bwindi Tea workers Tracking chimps in the jungles of Kibale forest in Uganda

Ugandans walking home from church on a Sunday Bwindi orphans group children doing traditional dances and songs Bwindi orphans group children singing and dancing Bwindi orphans group children doing traditional dances and songs Gorilla tracking guide in Bwindi Trackers in search of gorillas in Bwindi Guides and tourists leaving Bwindi Kazinga Fishing village in QENP across from the Mweya Peninsula Fishing village along the Kazinga Channel across from the Mweya Peninsula Fishing village along the Kazinga Channel

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