- The
Nyungwe Forest (/njʊŋɡweɪ/) is
located in
southwestern Rwanda, on the
border with Burundi,
where it is
contiguous with the
Kibira National Park to...
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Nyungwe may
refer to:
Nyungwe language, also
called Cinyungwe, a
Bantu language spoken in
Mozambique Nyungwe Forest, a
national park in
Rwanda This disambiguation...
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Nyungwe (Cinyungwe,
Chinyungwe or Nhungue) is a
Bantu language of Mozambique. It is used as a
trade language throughout Tete Province. It
belongs in the...
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Africa is the
largest aviary at Bird Paradise. It was
inspired by the
dense Nyungwe Forest of
Rwanda in East Africa.
Similar to
Wings of Asia,
Heart of Africa...
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Pseudoludia nyungwe is a
species of moth in the
family Saturniidae. It was
described by
Thierry Bouyer in 1988. It is
found in Rwanda.
Pseudoludia nyungwe - BOLD...
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Great Rift Valley. As part of this rift,
Albertine Rift p****es
through the
Nyungwe forest. It is a
mountainous feature that "as a whole,
harbors more endemic...
- Nyabarongo-Kagera
eventually drains into Lake Victoria, and its
source in
Nyungwe Forest is a
contender for the as-yet
undetermined overall source of the...
- in the
South West of the country.
These two
rivers themselves begin in
Nyungwe Forest, and are
considered by some to be the most
distant source of the...
- lake—in the
Portuguese colonial era (until 1974)
known as
Cabora B****a, from
Nyungwe Kahoura-B****a,
meaning "finish the job"—is Africa's fourth-largest artificial...
- region, and is the
largest city on the Zambezi. In the
local language,
Nyungwe, Tete (or Mitete)
means "reed". The
region was an
important Swahili trade...
