Organizing a Visa for Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya
When travelling thru Africa, normally you get to the border, greet the officer, ask him how he is, how his wife is, his girlfriends, the kids of his girlfriends and eventually the one with his wife.
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Wildebeest Migration – Gnus Sneaking from One Side 2 the Other; Serengeti, Tanzania
Lions are not the main reason to visit Serengeti. Watching odd lions is rather interesting for these thousands of pre-booked tour operators, which have to economise fuel for their driver’s challenges in daily live. Definitely Serengeti’s highlight is rather wildebeests.
Maasai Tales; Lake Natron, Tanzania
After all these wild beasts life had to go on. We headed on to Lake Natron even if some traveller’s stories about modern Maasai culture seriously tried to discourage us.
Be Jealous 5: July 2012
Dear All, We sincerely apologize for being late in our current issue of the newsletter. We are convinced you may understand that the reasons for this delay were out of our control. We understand that you have suspected us to have taken our annual leave. Knowing that most Europeans go on their leave in July,…
The Final Challenge; Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
At 10 pm we had to get up. We drank some tea, ate some biscuits and got into 5 layers of different clothes, scarves, caps, gloves against the freezing temperature at 4600 m and expecting some more rather cold weather at 6000 m.
Sheer Cliffs – the Barranco Wall; Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
The 2nd evening we enjoyed the view from this camp to the famous Barranco Wall. This wall is famous of being the major obstacle to climb Kili.
A Gourmet’s Delight; Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
We had a cook when climbing Kili. He had to do his job supplying us with all sorts of delicacies. To do so, the porters carried all kind of foodstuff up to the mountain.
U Won’t Feel Lonely When Climbing Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
The climbing company had their own hotel they booked us into – something like a railway station; coming and going of all sort of people for 24h a day.
Street Worker’s Destiny – Research Results of Malawi, Mozambique and Other Places
After some very intense and close observation in all the countries we have traveled to, we discovered a much more widespread, maybe even a transversal ethnic, with some similarities in all countries.
Be Jealous 4: May 2012
Dear All, BoM’e le BoNtate, We’re glad to share with you our experiences and observations since the last edition of “Be Jealous”. In our last edition we had the special column on the ethnic groups of the Himba and the Herero in Namibia. After some very intense and close observation in all the countries we…