Hakuna Matata Tours

29/07/2019

This little boy is taking side of his mother, even children know that mothers are precious

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29/07/2019

We offer safaris and Tours in Uganda and Rwanda

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29/07/2019

Travel Rwanda and Uganda with us

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23/07/2019

This little boy is taking side of his mother, even children know that mothers are precious

27/06/2019

Travel Uganda

20/06/2019

Travel to congo and Climb Nyiragongo Volcano

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15/11/2012

Ajoutez votre grain de sel personnel… (facultatif)

12/11/2012

Kigali is regarded as one of the greatest Rwandan cities for tourists as the locals love to welcome visitors and teach them about their traditions and culture.

28/10/2012

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I love traveling, and at an early age, I was taught by my parents to pack my things and enjoy the fun. Apparently, having an extended family in different places has few perks because I got to see new sceneries, do some exciting adventures and taste the mos...

26/10/2012

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We Traveled With Hakuna Matata Tours in Rwanda and Congo to Track mountain Gorilla and climb Nyiragongo volcano in Goma

19/10/2012

Lava

03/10/2012

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By Kathleen Doheny WebMD Feature The health benefits of s*x extend well beyond the bedroom. Turns out s*x is good for you in ways you may never have imagined. ImageWhen you’re in the mood, i...

03/10/2012

just avent de dormir,un mari demande a se jeune epouse:
-cherie combien as-tu eu d'amants avent de me connaitre?
Pas de reponser,un tres long silence..........
Puis le mari demande a voix basse:
-tu dort cherie???
-non je compte!
Hahahahahahahah

03/10/2012

Syria conflict: Shell kills five in Turkey

Turkey has contacted the United Nations and the Nato military alliance after Syrian shells killed five people in a Turkish town near the border between the two countries.

The shells exploded after being fired into Akcakale from Tall al-Abyad in Syria, where forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad are trying to put down an 18-month-old insurgency.

The dead are said to include a woman and her three children.

Nine other people were wounded.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc was quoted as saying that Syria must be made to account for the incident and there must be a response under international law.

Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu contacted UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon, the UN's Syria peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi and Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen after the incident, his office said.

The minister cleared his schedule and chaired an emergency meeting at the foreign ministry, it added.

Mr Rasmussen told Turkey's foreign minister that he strongly condemned the incident, a Nato spokeswoman said, and continued to follow developments in the region "closely and with great concern".

Mr Rasmussen has repeatedly said that Nato has no intention of intervening in Syria but stands ready to defend Turkry if necessary.

'Anger'
Akcakale has been fired on several times over the past few weeks. Residents have been advised to stay away from the border, and more than 100 schools have been closed in the region because of the violence in neighbouring Syria.

Turkey's state-owned Anatolia news agency reported that angry townspeople had marched to the mayor's office to protest about the deaths on Wednesday.

Town mayor Abdulhakim Ayhan said: "There is anger in our community against Syria," adding that stray bullets and shells had panicked residents over the past 10 days.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said: "We are outraged that the Syrians have been shooting across their border... and regretful of the loss of life on the Turkish side." She added it was a "very dangerous" situation.

UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, who is in Turkey on a trade and diplomatic visit, said he was "deeply concerned" by the casualties in Akcakale.

"We condemn all violence by the Syrian regime and demand that it avoids any repetition of today's incident on the border with Turkey," he said. "We welcome the measured response that Turkey has shown to the events on their border thus far."

Although Turkish territory has been hit by fire from Syria on several occasions since the uprising against President Assad began, Wednesday's attack is believed to be only the second time that people have died as a result.

Two Syrian nationals were killed on Turkish soil in April by stray bullets fired from Syria.

In Syria itself, at least 34 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a series of bomb explosions in the centre of Syria's second city, Aleppo.

The attacks levelled buildings in the city's main square. A military officers' club and a hotel being used by the military bore the brunt of the blasts, some of which were carried out by su***de car bombers.

19/09/2012

http://www.prweb.com/releases/nyiragongo-volcano/congo-tours/prweb4294144.htm

In recent years the Nyiragongo Volcano has been one of the most voluminous lava lakes. This is precisely what has created so much tourism in the area as it is not often one gets the opportunity to see an active volcano. Hakuna Matata Tours is one place visitors can go to get details and information ...

19/09/2012