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Lake Tanganyika, what the future holds
Africa's oldest and deepest lake is in danger
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United Nations Development Programme
March 22
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, 2017
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Text by Saskia Marijnissen, Akiko Yamamoto, Laurence Lessire /UNDP. Photos: Saskia Marijnissen, UNDP; Aaron Nsavyimana, UNDP Burundi; Aude Rossignol, UNDP DRC.
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