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   ‘Deadly gonorrhoea’: history, collective memory and early HIV epidemiology in East Central Africa

   Item type: Journal Article • Journal: African Journal of AIDS Research • Authors: Jan Kuhanen --- Department of Geographical and Historical Studies, Finland

   This article combines local oral reminiscences with recent epidemiological literature to sketch a historical context around the onset and expansion of the HIV-1 epidemic in southern Uganda and north-western Tanzania. The local historical imagination has associated the appearance of AIDS...

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   A response to Gatali and Wallin (2015) Bird diversity in the savanna habitats of Akagera National Park, Rwanda, in the post-war recovery period

   Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology • Authors: James WT Hogg --- Scarth Wood Farm, UK Gaël R Vande weghe --- Illume Creative Studio, Rwanda

   The paper ‘Bird diversity in the savanna habitats of Akagera National Park, Rwanda, in the post-war recovery period’ by Gatali and Wallin (Ostrich 86(3): 267–276, 2015) makes several claims for new species records for Akagera National Park and Rwanda. We...

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   Bird watching and estimation of bird diversity – not always corresponding: a reply to Hogg and Vande weghe

   Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology • Authors: Callixte Gatali --- Department of Wildlife and Aquatic Resources Management, Rwanda Kjell Wallin --- Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Sweden

   Some occurrences of rare or unusual bird species reported by us in a previous paper (Ostrich 86(3): 267–276, 2015) are considered to be doubtful by Hogg and Vande weghe (Ostrich 88(1): 83–88, 2017). We believe that some of the problems...

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