Egypt is one of the only countries in the world I knew my daughter, Sydney, wanted to travel […]
Category Archive: African Continent
I chose Ethiopia mainly because of the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, which doesn’t come until the end of […]
This is my 8-day journey through the Sudan with my archeology and history guide Habab, Khartoum city driver […]
Rabat We made it to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, late yesterday afternoon from Paris and decided to kick-back at […]
Millions of Africans were captured and held in forts like the whitewashed fortress of St. George’s Castle in […]
The vibrant, crowded and occasionally smelly street markets are the frontlines of authentic West Africa. Beginning in Ghana, […]
The long drives have given me an opportunity to see the people and the land while exploring small […]
Along with learning how the people of West Africa celebrate their religion, I’ve been able to see other […]
There’s actually a West African community that resides and makes a living on the water in Benin. It […]
Ouidah, Benin, is the spiritual capital of the Vodoun, or voodoo religion, and hosts its annual international voodoo […]
I may not have witnessed Ghana’s manufacturing and exportation sectors or its digital technology, automotive and shipping but […]
Made it to my hotel in Accra, Ghana, late Sunday night, got a good night’s rest, had a […]
Cape Town, South Africa, with its rich and colorful racial and architectural history is affectionately called the “Mother […]
I’m packing quite a bit into this post because the Intrepid part of my journey came to a […]
The warning was that this place is definitely beautiful but windy and the Tsitsikamma National Park on the […]
We’re all back to setting up our tents and sleeping on the ground at our campsite in the […]
It had gotten cold and was raining when we arrived late Friday afternoon at the Buccaneers Backpackers Lodge […]
We entered the Kingdom of Lesotho Wednesday afternoon through its very hectic capital city of Maseur, but as […]