Harambe was an gorilla that was killed when a child fell in a gorilla hole. Many people say that Harmabe was trying to interact with humans.
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Odheuyb is the name of the grandmother of Harambe, the gorilla who was tragically shot in the Killing of Harambe on May 28th, 2016. She is 37 years old, and when interviewers asked her for her opinions on the shooting of her grandson, she didn't say anything that was understandable in the English language, for she is a gorilla and was never taught how to speak or understand it. However, one of the nerdy "gorilla-to-English" translators from CNN claims that Odheuyb said Harambe loved the anime Naruto: Shippuden, and was also secretly a homosexual.
Yes, in 2016, a boy fell into a gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo. The silverback gorilla named Harambe was shot and killed by zoo officials to protect the child. The zookeepers described it as a difficult decision made for the safety of the child.
At the Magic Kingdom the themes are Fantasyland- all about fantasy like fairy tales. Adventureland- all about adventure for example The Pirates of the Caribbean. Fronteirland- all about the frontier for example Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Tomorrowland- all about future which it kind-of is now. for example Space Mountain. Main Street- kind of like progress, notice how the street lights change as you walk down. Liberty Square- like the Hall of Presidents which has all the presidents of the United States. At EPCOT half of the park is themed like the future named Future world. the other half is world showcase which has the countries Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, The American Adventure, Japan, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, and Canada. At Disney's Hollywood Studios the themes are based around movies, TV shows, plays, and music. At Animal Kingdom the themes are the Oasis- features many animals Discovery Island- Features the Tree of Live. central hub of the park Camp Minnie--Mickey- themed as a rustic summer camp and is where you can meet many characters. it is in the place where Beastly Kingdom was supposed to be which is why there is dragons all over the park. Africa- set as the fictional east African village of Harambe. Rafikis Planet Watch- about the animals of the planet. Asia- the kingdom of Anandapur. Anandapur comprises two villages: the riverside village of Anandapur and Serka Zong, which is in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. Dinoland U.S.A- set as a prehistoric dinosaur world but with games and rides such as Primeval Whirl. The Hotels have themes too. like All star sports is centered around sports. for more information go to Wikipedia. Hope this helped! :)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaVictoire Ingabire Umuhoza born 3 October 1968 is a Rwandan politician. She is the Chairperson of the Unified Democratic Forces (UDF) a coalition of Rwandan opposition parties with a large base of active members in Rwanda, Europe,United States of America and in Canada. She has been elected by the political council of her party as the official candidate for the next presidential election in Rwanda in August 2010[1].Family and careerMarried and a mother of three, she trained in commercial law and accounting and graduated in business economics and corporate management in the Netherlands. Victoire worked as an official of an international accounting firm based in the Netherlands where she was in charge of its accounting departments in 25 branches in Europe, Asia and Africa. In April 2009, she resigned from her function to dedicate herself to a political career and to prepare her return to her homeland and, as the head of her political party, to contribute to rebuilding of her country.Political careerSince 1997, Victoire is involved in the struggle of the Rwandan political opposition in exile. Her objective is to introduce to her country, Rwanda, the rule of law and a constitutional state where international democratic standards are respected, where nationalism will at last be the cornerstone for all public institutions and as well as in all aspect of life in Rwanda. Her political activities are centered around the idea of a state of justice where individuals choose their associations based on their shared political aspirations rather than their ethnic or regional background.[2]In 1997, Victoire joined the Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda ([1]). A year later, she became the President of its Netherlands branch and in 2000, she was nominated President of RDR at the international level.From 2003 to 2006, she occupied the post of President of the Union of Rwandan Democratic Forces UFDR (french: Union des Forces Démocratiques Rwandaises), the main coalition of political opposition parties and personalities in exile, of which RDR is an active member.Unification of the democratic oppositionThe fight for a unified political opposition in exile dominated her political career. The Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) continued to monopolize power in Kigali, criminalizing, persecuting or co-opting any resistance [3]. Inside the country, opposition to the RPF-led regime in Rwanda is almost non-existent. Only diaspora-based associations were able to mount an opposition attempt to Kagame regime but divisions and political rivalries in diaspora did not make this possible. In favor of fundamental change and reconciliation, she gradually changed the pace of the struggle towards a unified opposition with peaceful means [4] to stand up to the challenge of offering to Rwandans an alternative to Paul Kagame's regime.• In November 2004, in Amsterdam, Netherlands she organized a conference known as the "Forum on Peace, Security, Democracy and Development in the Great Lakes Region" which was followed by the Amsterdam Initiative with the aim to create the new platform for cooperation.[5].• In October 2005, Victoire initiated contacts with other opposition organizations and organized an all-inclusive meeting for all Rwandan civil society associations and political parties. A consensus of common front against Paul Kagame's regime was finally reached.• Starting from April 2006, she participated in the creation of the United Democratic Forces (FDU) and was elected President of the political platform. FDU has a goal to install the rule of law in Rwanda, underpinned by the respect of democratic values enshrined in the universal declaration of human rights and other international instruments relating to democracy and good governance.• Victoire actively participated in Highly Inclusive Inter-Rwandan Dialogue (HIIRD) project in Barcelona, Spain in 2004, 2006 and in April - May 2009 under the auspice of Mr. Juan Carrero Saralegui, the Peace Nobel Prize candidate and of Mr. Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, the Peace Nobel Prize and Mr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza, the Vice-president of the Alliance of Civilization.She proposed following emblematic reforms calling for change in daily life of all Rwandans and the way they relate to politics: Creation of a Committee of Truth, Justice and Reconciliation to help Rwandans towards true reconciliation; Introduction of a non-political commission in charge of rewriting and interpretation of the actual history of Rwanda; The passing of a bill for the right to private ownership and for protection of the weakest members of the public, for the guarantee by the law of equal opportunity and access to credit and employment for all citizens.Support of the Union SectorVictoire Ingabire Umuhoza is a founding member of many associations and foundations in the union sector: Association Contact, Dialogue et Actions Caritatives (CODAC) which seeks to give moral, legal advice and material support to the survivors of the Great Lakes region in the Netherlands or in their region; Association URAHO of women refugees from Rwanda in the Netherlands, focusing on getting Rwandese women out of isolation and helping them integrate into Dutch society, to assist non-accompanied children and asylum seekers; Fondation PROJUSTITIA-Rwanda, committed to fighting in favor of fair justice for all victims of the Rwandan tragedy; HARAMBE, platform of African women's associations in the Netherlands committed to promotting development of African women on the continent. Victoire INGABIRE UMUHOZA was also member of the executive committee of ZWALU, a platform bringing together foreign women in the Netherlands to promote their emancipation.Her views on current eventsShe is the author of numerous articles and publications where she expressed her views on important issues pertaining to current events in her country and that of the Great Lakes region. Among others:"What is the Outlook for Peace in Central Africa? " (translation) (2001),"International Justice After the Crisis in Rwanda" (translation) (2002),"Conflicts in the Great Lake region of Africa: Origins and Solution Proposals" (translation) (2003),"National Reconciliation As a Requirement for Security and Sustainable Peace in Rwanda and in the Countries of the African Great Lakes" (translation) (2004)"Pleading for a True National Reconciliation in Rwanda, Requirements for Sustainable Peace" (translation) (2005).