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Akagera Walking Safari – September 2023
© Lowveld Trails Company (Pty) LtdLeave the road behind and traverse through Akagera’s rolling hills and wild open plains on an exclusive 3-night guided walking safariThis September 2023 join us on an exclusive Three-night walking safari in Akagera National Park, guided by Wayne Te Brake. Accessing areas far from the road, a walking safari brings you close to the intricate details of nature, while losing you in the vastness of Akagera’s picturesque landscapes.Itinerary in Brief
Day 1
Arrive at Akagera National Park, drive to the starting point and walk 5km from there to Mutumba 
Overnight Mutumba Campsite
Day 2
Walk 10km from Mutumba to Lake Mihindi
Overnight Mihindi Campsite
Day 3
Walk 10km from Mihindi to Kilala Plains
Overnight Karenge Bush CampTwo departures dates are availableSeptember 22 to 25 and September 26 to 29Minimum 4 people for departure, maximum 8 people $1500 per person


Inclusions:Highly qualified and experienced walking guide &  park rangersAll dinners, breakfasts & walking snacksDrinking water throughoutTents at Mutumba and Mihindi (pre-set)01 night half board accommodation at Karenge Bush CampTransport from the entry gate to Mutumba Camp and returnSupport vehiclePark and camping feesTo bring:BeddingAdditional snacksWater bottleHiking clothes, backpack & appropriate footwear for rough terrainPersonal toiletries.For more information & booking enquiries contact our team:
 akagera@africanparks.org or call +250 (0) 786 182 871 or hit the BOOK NOW button below.

 
Wayne Te BrakeA fully-qualified walking guide under the FGASA certification, Wayne has over 13,000 Trail guiding hours. He has completed multi-day Trail in Akagera since 2018 and has intimate knowledge and experience of the Akagera ecosystem.

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Christophe UWIZEYIMANA

Christophe Uwizeyimana is a Rwandan Health, Science, Agriculture and Environmental Journalist with over 10 years of experience in public-interest reporting. He is a reporter and editor at Radio Salus and Chief Editor of The Forefront Magazine. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Rwanda and is currently pursuing an International Master of Public Administration (IMPA) at Tsinghua University, China. He has also received professional training from FOJO Media Institute, University of Rwanda, and Aga Khan University, Kenya. He is an OFAB-Rwanda journalist fellow, specializing in agricultural biotechnology reporting. Awards Received: • Best Radio Journalist in Rwanda, NTDs/WASH Media Awards — 2024 • Best Statistics Reporter (Radio), Rwanda Data Journalism Awards — 2024 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2024 • Health Reporting Winner, Rwanda Development Journalism Awards — 2023 • Health Award, ABASIRWA — 2023 • Overall Winner, Rwanda, OFAB Media Awards — 2023 • 2nd Place, Africa (Radio), OFAB Africa Media Awards — 2023 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2022 • Anti-Corruption Journalism Award, Office of the Ombudsman — 2022 • Journalist of the Year, Radio Salus — 2018. He is a member of the InfoNile Journalists and Scientists' Coalition and the Rwanda Environmental Journalists' Organization, with a strong focus on evidence-based reporting on health, science, agriculture, environment and climate change.
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By Christophe UWIZEYIMANA

Christophe Uwizeyimana is a Rwandan Health, Science, Agriculture and Environmental Journalist with over 10 years of experience in public-interest reporting. He is a reporter and editor at Radio Salus and Chief Editor of The Forefront Magazine. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Rwanda and is currently pursuing an International Master of Public Administration (IMPA) at Tsinghua University, China. He has also received professional training from FOJO Media Institute, University of Rwanda, and Aga Khan University, Kenya. He is an OFAB-Rwanda journalist fellow, specializing in agricultural biotechnology reporting. Awards Received: • Best Radio Journalist in Rwanda, NTDs/WASH Media Awards — 2024 • Best Statistics Reporter (Radio), Rwanda Data Journalism Awards — 2024 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2024 • Health Reporting Winner, Rwanda Development Journalism Awards — 2023 • Health Award, ABASIRWA — 2023 • Overall Winner, Rwanda, OFAB Media Awards — 2023 • 2nd Place, Africa (Radio), OFAB Africa Media Awards — 2023 • Best Environmental Journalist in Southern Rwanda — 2022 • Anti-Corruption Journalism Award, Office of the Ombudsman — 2022 • Journalist of the Year, Radio Salus — 2018. He is a member of the InfoNile Journalists and Scientists' Coalition and the Rwanda Environmental Journalists' Organization, with a strong focus on evidence-based reporting on health, science, agriculture, environment and climate change.

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