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El tráfico en Dar es Salaam
He escrito sobre los peligros del tráfico de Dar es Salaam. Nos trataron de nuevo ayer, esta vez tomando el ferry, pero el viaje todavía nos llevó cerca de 7 horas ida y vuelta, sólo para comprar algo de comida … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Dar es Salaam
Tagged Africa, Dar, Dar es Salaam, Government, Lagos, Nairobi, Nigeria, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Salaam, Tanzania
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Cry my beloved country – South Africa
Two weeks ago Kobus and I had to take a short trip to South Africa – much-needed and wanted, and long overdue! We left for Tanzania some 4 months earlier, and although the boys have been here during their university … Continue reading
Posted in South Africa
Tagged Africa, Alan Paton, Belinda, Government, Johannesburg, Kigamboni, Nelson Mandela, Rustenburg, Skype, South Africa, Tanzania, United States
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A tour through Dar traffic!!
I have written about the hazards of the Dar es Salaam traffic. We tried again yesterday, this time taking the ferry, but the trip still took us about 7 hours there and back, just to buy some food for the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Dar es Salaam
Tagged Africa, Brazil, Dar, Dar es Salaam, Kenya, Lagos, Nairobi, Nigeria, Salaam, Tanzania
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Ruaha – probably the most exquisite gem in Tanzania, and often overlooked in favour of the more well-known Serengeti
This is part two of our trip into Tanzania this past week – a much deserved soul-break for Kobus and I. I quote from the brochure we were given by Sarah, the manageress at Kwihali Camp, after one of her … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Nature
Tagged Africa, Coca Cola, Dar es Salaam, East Africa, Elephant, Kobus, National park, Ruaha, Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
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Africa – First World vs Third World
Just for the fun of it – The Seli, pictured in my header, has been lying rusting in Table Bay for a few years now – have a look and enjoy! http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=462126653819125 I grew up in a small town, called … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Dar es Salaam, Love and Life, South Africa
Tagged Africa, Cango Caves, Cape Town, Capetown, Durban, InDuna, Johannesburg, Kigamboni, South Africa, Sunday, Table View, Tanzania, Western Cape
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Tapestry of Africa – a visual delight
AFRICA is such a diverse continent, encompassing so many varied lifestyles, climates, landscapes – enjoy the visual tour! Viva Africa! Related articles Africa – a stupendously beautiful, glorious, cruel, magnificent, hot, feverish continent (suletta.com) The tale of a tapestry (britishmuseum.org)
Africa – a stupendously beautiful, glorious, cruel, magnificent, hot, feverish continent
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 … Continue reading
“Climax” on a hospital wall??
We have had a rough ride, that is for sure. Leaving kids, family, goods, lifestyle and country is not for sissies! And then to wait for answers about the exact location we will end up, not knowing a soul, working … Continue reading
Posted in Dar es Salaam
Tagged Africa, Dar es Salaam, Kigamboni, Kimbiji, Resort, Rhodesia, Seaside resort, Skipper, Slipway, South Africa, Tanzania
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