Cape Coast Castle, Ghana
At the height of the slave trade, Cape Coast Castle was the biggest storehouse along the Atlantic Coast and headquarters of the British colonial government…
Night Out in Kololi, Gambia
In the long run, everyone who comes to the ‘Smiling Coast’ ends up in Kololi, particularly on the famous strip – the Senegambia Strip.
My Zimbabwe Diary VII: Hwange, the Royal Hunting Ground
Hwange National Park, once the royal hunting ground of the Ndebele kings… has a large collection of elephants and was home to Cecil the Lion before he was shot.
Eswatini: Celebrating the Marula Fruit
Although the Marula fruit can be found throughout Africa, it is in Eswatini where it is found in abundance and is celebrated to the fullest. They have a vast range of uses for this juicy […]
Exploring Inhambane
The sleepy historical town of Inhambane offers a serene atmosphere away from the bustling exuberance of Maputo, Mozambique’s capital city. By and large, Inhambane main centre is relatively small and calm, while the […]
My Zimbabwe Diary VI: Exciting Victoria Falls
June 11, 2016… A day like this boasts so much, especially when you are right here in Vic Falls! There’s so much to look forward to engaging in, and I […]
My Zimbabwe Diary V: Bye Kariba, Hello Vic Falls
June 10, 2016… Got an early morning wake up call, but I still turned up late and missed the Safari walk. So I went for a morning game drive instead […]
The “Alain St. Ange: My Journey” Interview by Prof. Wolfgang Thome
As the tourism world looks forward to the upcoming launch of the eagerly anticipated book, “Alain St. Ange, My Journey”, well-respected tourism professional and publisher of ATC News, Prof. Wolfgang […]
Tales from Tanzania VI: Spice Tour
The next morning, we checked out of Ngalawa Hotel & Resort and were driven to Double Tree by Hilton, Stone Town for a networking session. We had lunch afterwards before embarking on a journey to […]
My Zimbabwe Diary IV: Kariba! Kariba!!
June 9, 2016… An early wake up call got us out of bed at 06:30 and we made our way to the waterfront. A cruise ship was awaiting us and […]
