Africa is beautiful, diverse and rich with so much untapped resources to offer. Touted to be the cradle of mankind and therefore inhabited for millions of years, its mysteries are ancient and deep. It has an abundance of riches in land, culture, wildlife, much sought minerals and so much more. While still developing, it is undoubtedly rising and growing. Once you set foot on African soil, you are bewitched by the spirit of the long gone ancestors and are bound to fall in love with the land, its people and all that is within.
- Jebel Kujur, Bewitched for HikingOf the many things you may have heard about South Sudan, it is unlikely that hiking as a pastime would be one of them! And with good reason. It is the newest country in the world since 2011, when it broke away from Sudan, after one the longest civil wars in history came to an… Read more: Jebel Kujur, Bewitched for Hiking
- Trois Mamelles, MauritiusDiscovering one of the lesser known secrets on Mauritius” Ancient, enigmatic and beautifully exotic, Mauritius is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. While it is part of the African continent, it lies far away in the Indian Ocean, over 1000 km from its nearest neighbour, Madagascar (and over 2,500km from the… Read more: Trois Mamelles, Mauritius
- Addis Ababa: A Vibrant Stopover Destination in AfricaAddis Ababa, often overlooked as a tourist destination, has emerged as one of the most visited cities in Africa, but not for the reasons you might think. Many travelers find themselves in Addis Ababa as a transit hub, courtesy of Ethiopian Airways, which connects numerous cities across the continent. If you have a layover of… Read more: Addis Ababa: A Vibrant Stopover Destination in Africa
- Triumph over Oppression, an emotive journey on Robben IslandLocated in Table Bay about 11 km from land, within sight of Cape Town, a visit to the former Prison on Robben Island, is one of the most poignant trips you’ll make into the history of South Africa and Apartheid. This is where the (late) larger than life Nelson Mandela was held for 18 of… Read more: Triumph over Oppression, an emotive journey on Robben Island
- Malindi’s Hell’s Kitchen, nothing cooking but magnificence and heat!As we approached the entrance, it wasn’t immediately evident that we’d arrived because the thick live fence blocked our view and the rusted white gate gave the impression of a neglected and abandoned compound. As soon as the gate was opened however, and we drove in through towards the parking, the gleam and shiny yellow-brown… Read more: Malindi’s Hell’s Kitchen, nothing cooking but magnificence and heat!
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