O le Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC) i le aso na folafolaina le maliu o le latou matua alpha chimpanzee.

I se faamatalaga na faamatuu mai e le UWEC, fai mai le Faatonu Sili o James Musinguzi:

“Faatasi ai ma le loloto o le faanoanoa ma le faavauvau, UWEC (Uganda Wildlife Education Centre) o loo faailoa atu ai le maliu o Zakayo, o se tamaʻi chimpanzee e 54 tausaga le matua, ua 42 tausaga o nofo i UWEC. O su'esu'ega muamua na ta'u mai ai na maliu o ia i le Chronic Gastroenteritis. Ona o le matua o lona soifua, na matua a'afia ai o ia i fa'ama'i pipisi. Fa'amolemole fa'atasi ma matou a'o matou fa'amanatuina le soifuaga o lenei chimpanzee iloga na soifua muamua ose tama ta'uta'ua ma tausia a'e le aiga chimpanzee ile UWEC. Sa ia faafaileleina ni ali’i chimpanze e to’alua, o Matooke, lea na ta’ita’ia le vaega e o’o atu i le 2013, ma Aluma, lea na pule i le 2013 e o’o mai i aso nei. Ia malolo lona agaga i le filemu.”

O Commiserations na faʻaauau pea ona sau mai le tele o Ugandans i le lotoifale ma i fafo, e oʻo atu i Kanata, Amerika, Peretania, ma Siamani, o le toʻatele na faʻamanatuina ma tufatufaina le keke aso fanau a Zakayo talu mai o latou laiti.

O Zakayo atonu o le primates 'Picasso na maeʻa ana galuega o faatufugaga na faʻatau atu e oʻo atu i le $ 25 i le fasi pepa, mo le faʻasaoina o simpanse i le vao ma i le Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Institute i le motu o Ngamba o loʻo i le Vaituloto o Victoria. "E i ai laʻu atavali na tusia e Zakayo i loʻu ofisa," o le tala lea a Kelly Mac Tavisch Mungar, o se ofu tafaoga tafaoga i totonu o Kampala.

“Auai ma matou mo le mataala taeao, Aso Faraile, Aperila 27, 2018, i le UWEC Beach amata i le 6 i le afiafi. Falelauasiga o le a faia i le Aso Toonaʻi, Aperila 28, 2018, i le 2 i le afiafi, "faasilasila Musinguzi.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Zakayo was perhaps the primates' Picasso having accomplished works of art that sold for up to $25 a piece, towards the cause of saving the chimpanzees in the wild and at the Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Institute on Ngamba island located on Lake Victoria.
Please join us as we celebrate the life of this legendary chimpanzee who once lived as a dominant male and brought up the chimpanzee family at UWEC.
Commiserations have continued to come from several Ugandans both locally and in the diaspora from as far as Canada, the US, UK, and Germany, many of whom have celebrated and shared Zakayo's birthday cake since their childhood days.