Rwandans are celebrating the birth of 24 baby Gorillas. Kwita Izina recognizes the value of each of the new editions through a traditional naming ceremony that is uniquely Rwandan. Gorillas play a huge role in the county's tourism industry,and the event is a way for the Rwandan people to be aware of their country's treasures, in order to protect it. Maria Galang reports, from the foothills of the Volcanoes National Park.
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