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Belgian TV Beestig! Travel Karamoja Uganda

By theo vos on 1st April 2017

This is an amazingly fun Belgian television series for children showing how people in the world live with animals. For this 16 episode series, our favourite Belgian musician/presenter Arne Vanhaecke, visited different homesteads and kraals in Karamoja. The series is produced by VTM Kzoom in collaboration with Veterinarians Without Borders Belgium. View all episodes here:

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The official series website (Dutch): www.vtmkzoom.be
Behind the scenes story (in Dutch): www.dierenartsenzondergrenzen.be.beestig-achter-de-schermen

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