Africa – a stupendously beautiful, glorious, cruel, magnificent, hot, feverish continent

Posted on July 17, 2012 by suletta

My boys are here from South Africa, and I am occupied! I do want to share some beautiful, haunting pictures of Africa until I write again. So here are snippets of Africa: from Sudan to South Africa, Cape Town to Cairo, Lake Karibu to Khartoum, Sunsets and sunrises, trees and game, tribes and traditions, springbok and slow rivers – a visual feast! Zimbabwe to Zaire, East Africa to South Africa, Tanzania, Lake Turkana in the Rift Valley, Kenya to Langebaan – enjoy!!

World Briefing | Africa: A Historic Choice for the African Union (nytimes.com)
Africa’s millions of young people must add up to demographic dividend | Linah Mohohlo (guardian.co.uk)
Unesco rejects danger listing for Lake Turkana (nation.co.ke)
listen: africa in your earbuds #22 (70dayweekend.com)

About suletta

Fell in love again at age 50! And followed my man to Zanzibar, for him to set up a dairy farm. I managed to travel into Africa a few times in my life, always loving it and experience the "fever" that grips you on African soil - the one that especially the Europeans now and in years gone by, suffer from. Except I am an African by birth - a South African. A Mzungu.So I discovered at this late stage in my life (not that I feel old!) that some people find my babblings about life interesting, and I quote: "live their lives vicariously through me".

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