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December 9, 2018

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Tourism 4 – Day 3: Don’t Backpack Your Laptop

I was feeling some pains on my legs that early morning as I rolled on the bed. There was a level of excitement in me but I could not tell why I felt that way. ...
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Trip to Ouagadougou to Pay My Last Respect to Thomas Sankara

Leaving Niamey Buses from Niamey to Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso leaves at different schedules. The company I was to travel with departs at exactly 4am in the morning hence boarding started around 3am that morning. ...
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Tourism 4 – Day 2: A Day in The Ocean

Calabar was fun. Leaving Josh’s residence, I headed straight to Watt Market from where I will take a walk to the waterfront. I was headed to Douala but I would first have to take a ...
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Africa in Need of Clean Drinking Water.

This is Magdeme, Cameroon. I shot this photo in a moving vehicle in a village around Magdeme in the Extreme Northern Region of Cameroon. This village shares a common boundary with Nigeria and has been ...
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No Connectivity in N’Djamena

Crossing the Chari River My arrival at Chad was full of surprises. First of all, my experience with the Chadian Immigration was exactly the opposite of what I experienced at the Cameroonian side of the ...
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Tourism 4 – Day 1: Calabar Slave Trade

The Journey of a thousand miles starts with a step The initial plan was to travel to at least seven African countries in the space of 3 weeks. In as much as I had a ...
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Strangers in London

Do we take a bus or do we walk to King’s Cross Station? I asked Sylvester. Hmmm, Odogwu that place no far naaa, let’s walk down to the place, it’s less than 5 minutes from ...
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Lost in Thessaloniki, Greece

Nothing to Eat in Paris. I had been in Paris for the past 2 days and I was already getting bored of the city. Apart from the fact that there was nothing familiar to eat, ...
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My First Tourism Trip Abroad

Learning a Foreign Language I was inspired to learn French after my first visit to London for a training sponsored by my employer. During those days in a hostel I stayed in London, I had ...
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Visa Denial at Mauritania – Ebola

After the wonderful evening I had with my friends Costa and Nelson from Bissau and some tourists from Portugal who were in the hotel with me, I decided it was time to move on. Part ...

Ethiopia Expands Bole International Airport to 22 Million Passenger Capacity

December 6, 2018 0

Addis Ababa’s Bole International Airport is poised to take over as the largest airport in Africa upon its commissioning in January 2019. The expanded terminal partially commenced service in September this year after the Eastern …

National Assembly Summons US Ambassador over Visa Denial to Nigerians

December 4, 2018 0

The Nigerian National Assembly has summoned the United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Stuart Symington, over the alleged high rate of visa denial to Nigerians. The invitation was said to be at the instance of …

Angola’s Catumbela Airport May Receive International Flights from 2019

December 4, 2018 0

The airport of Catumbela, in Angola’s Benguela province, will be able to receive international flights in the first few months of 2019, the director of the country’s airport management company ENANA said on Wednesday, 28th …

Archaeologists Discovers Mysterious Black Sarcophagus in Egypt

November 22, 2018 0

Egyptian archaeologists on Wednesday pried open a mysterious, 30-ton black sarcophagus, where they found three skeletons — and one that suffered a blow to the skull. Legends abounded about the sarcophagus, which was first found …

Botswana Offers Visa-on-Arrival to Africans

November 18, 2018 0

Africa finally seems to be heading towards the path of unity – the only ingredient needed to make the continent great again. In what appears to be a good move, Botswana has followed in the …

Mozambique: Maputo-Katembe Bridge is Already a Reality

November 12, 2018 0

It is the most expensive bridge in the history of Mozambique since its independence and was inaugurated this Saturday, 10th of November 2018 by President Nyusi. It is three kilometers long and is on the …

Ethiopia Expands Bole International Airport to 22 Million Passenger Capacity

December 6, 2018 0

Alaska Town to See The Sun Again Until January 23

December 4, 2018 0

Utqiaġvik, Alaska, the northernmost city in the US, had its last sunrise of the year on Sunday. This city, which was previously called Barrow, won’t see the sun again for 65 days. The next sunrise …

Archaeologists Discovers Mysterious Black Sarcophagus in Egypt

November 22, 2018 0

Tourism 4 – Day 3: Don’t Backpack Your Laptop

Trip to Ouagadougou to Pay My Last Respect to Thomas Sankara

Tourism 4 – Day 2: A Day in The Ocean

Africa in Need of Clean Drinking Water.

No Connectivity in N’Djamena

Tourism 4 – Day 1: Calabar Slave Trade

Strangers in London

Lost in Thessaloniki, Greece

My First Tourism Trip Abroad

Visa Denial at Mauritania – Ebola

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Ethiopia Expands Bole International Airport to 22 Million Passenger Capacity

National Assembly Summons US Ambassador over Visa Denial to Nigerians

Angola’s Catumbela Airport May Receive International Flights from 2019

Archaeologists Discovers Mysterious Black Sarcophagus in Egypt

Botswana Offers Visa-on-Arrival to Africans

Mozambique: Maputo-Katembe Bridge is Already a Reality

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Ethiopia Expands Bole International Airport to 22 Million Passenger Capacity

Alaska Town to See The Sun Again Until January 23

Archaeologists Discovers Mysterious Black Sarcophagus in Egypt

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