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The Dufile fort of Nile: Retracted from oblivion
Kanchan | Mar 22 2007
dufile north east wall and ditch jan 2006
When one thinks of going to Africa only safaris come to mind, yet it is developing into a region of cultural and sustainable tourism as well. The Dufile fort was built by the native Madi people, who were among the first tribes in Africa to come ...
Tags: The Dufile fort, Nile, Moyo District, Uganda, Cultural tourism, Travel

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