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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
City Icon – Michelle McLean-Bailey, Namibia
No CommentsRead more“My priority would be with the children of Namibia, because (children) are the foundation of every nation.” – Michelle McLean…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
My Day Out in Kampala
No CommentsRead more“Kampala is constantly changing,” my boda boda rider said as we began our tour. “If you leave now and come…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
International Roots Festival (Gambia)
No CommentsRead moreThe end is better than the beginning of a thing, the popular saying goes. Which is why in spite of…
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Udochi Anyogutravelogue
Recipe Wednesday – Domoda (Peanut butter Soup) Banjul, Gambia
No CommentsRead moreGambians are big on social interaction, so it is not a rare sight to see families eating from communal bowls…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
6 Reasons Why You Must Visit Banjul
No CommentsRead moreIf you are looking for an ideal African destination, a getaway city to relax, catch fun and, of course meet…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
Creole Curry and Coconut Tea: a Foodie Exploration of Mauritius
No CommentsRead moreWhile Mauritius is known for its sugary beaches and top-notch resorts, the tiny Indian Ocean island also has a rich…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
Festival: MWAKA KOGWA, Zanzibar
No CommentsRead moreThe ushering in of a New Year in many parts of the…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
Top Destinations in Africa at Christmas
No CommentsRead moreEvery year at Christmas time thousands of tourists fly to various countries in Africa to have their exotic and relaxing…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
A Week at Algeria’s World Heritage Sites
No CommentsRead moreAlgeria is not one of the countries that sparkle tourists’ interest, but if you intend to visit important places in…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
Malabo Mixes Business With Fun
No CommentsRead moreMalabo means business—don’t take that literary, but this little Equatorial Guinea’s capital is no doubt a business hub for…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
Festival Carnaval de São Vincente
No CommentsRead moreIt is not hard to see the Brazilian influence in the Carnaval de São Vincente. The Portuguese discovered the islands…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
4 Reasons Why Malindi Should Be On Your Bucket List
No CommentsRead moreMalindi, the gorgeous East African coastal city, is home to some of the most friendly and amazing people on earth.…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
Sibebe Rock – A Mountaineering Experience in Mbabane
No CommentsRead moreSwaziland is a small country in terms of landmass, for its deficiency in size, nature complements with craggy hills and…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
Experiencing Africa’s Longest Canopy Walkway
No CommentsRead moreThe day started like any other – beautiful, bright and sunny – a lovely Wednesday in the city of Lagos.…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
South Africa: Remembering the Soweto Uprising of June 16, 1976
No CommentsRead moreOn this day 40 years ago in Soweto near Johannesburg, a large number of mainly black school children were gunned down by…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
THOUSANDS GATHERED AT INDABA 2016 TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF AFRICAN TOURISM
No CommentsRead moreSouth Africa Tourism brought together media, travel trade and industry stakeholders to discuss the future of African Tourism. The event…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
AFRO TOURISM OFFICIAL PROMOTERS OF ZIMBABWE TOURISM
No CommentsRead moreIn a bid to support and promote tourism in Africa. Afro Tourism signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Zimbabwe…
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Miriam Chiazortravelogue
Finding friends, making memories …
No CommentsRead moreHi there! If you’re reading this, you are probably interested in traveling and have a true sense of adventure. So…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
Easter in Bahir Dar
No CommentsRead moreFor this account of Easter in Bahir Dar, I think it’s best we start with a bit of history. Ethiopia’s…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
A Smart Dude in Cotonou
No CommentsRead moreThe main event of the 2016 voodoo festival was scheduled for January 10 and I had planned to witness it…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
A Teenager’s Odyssey to Cotonou
No CommentsRead moreSade was 16 when her school organized a road trip to Cotonou, a bustling commercial city in West Africa’s Benin…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
ALONE BUT NOT LONELY ON NEW YEAR’S EVE
No CommentsRead moreCelebrating New Year with friends and family at home each year is something many look forward to. So it could…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
The Magnificent Celebration of New Year’s Day in South Africa
No CommentsRead moreNew Year in South Africa is celebrated according to the Georgian calendar on its first date of January 1st. The…
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Michael Alvintravelogue
Picturesque Attractions in Butha-Buthe
No CommentsRead moreThere are many picturesque attractions in Butha-Buthe that will appeal to any traveler. The town also offers activities for the…
