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A rare visit: Cow tourism thriving in a village in Rwanda | Africanews

Growing up in Bigogwe, Ngabo was struck by the lack of attention his hometown received as a tourist destination. Determined to showcase its beauty to the world, he leveraged social media to promote the area's picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

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