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NEW EXPERIENCES
Many times before, he had desired to go to places where no one knew him. Probably a place by the ocean, with a dilapidated wooden bench burrowed into by insects […] More
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How I feel when I travel to Europe and America
Every time I travel outside Africa, and sometimes within, two nagging feelings preoccupy me. First, there are many things one may easily take for granted about this small country that […] More
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#RolexInZimbabwe Touristing in Victoria Falls
Victoria (Vic) Falls town, Zimbabwe, is very much like Livingstone, Zambia, just smaller. The economy of the area is almost entirely tourist and conference-supported. I arrived there at the tail […] More
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Planning and Taking your first Euro Trip; A Ugandan Perspective
The year: 2018 The month – Mid May The Setting – Somewhere in Europe Having recently returned from one of the best trips of my life, (France, Spain, Monaco, Italy, […] More
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Joining The Great African Caravan
I first found out about The Great African Caravan through Ife Piankhi when she shared something about it on her facebook wall. I clicked the link to their website and […] More
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#RolexInUAE Part 1 – Abu Dhabi
On March 16th 2019, our Egypt Air flight landed at Abu Dhabi airport at 2 pm their time and as soon as I was done with the clearance stuff, I […] More
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#RolexInEthiopia Marathon Training in Addis Ababa for the ROTOM Run
Over the Christmas period, I signed up and actually participated in my first marathon ever. The ROTOM Run at happened on 27th December 2019 in Muhanga, Rukiga District (formerly part […] More
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My first attempt at intentionally touring my country
It’s a Friday on the 27th of Dec 2019. We set off at around 2 pm to Mbarara with our final destination being Kabale for our brother Kanye Osbert’s Kuhingira. […] More
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What Post-COVID Survival Could look like for Ugandan Tourism Business.
From the onset, 2020 screamed opportunity for Uganda tourism. The year on year growth trend was expected to continue, operators were looking to drive sales as high as possible in […] More
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Sunday evening at Namboole stadium parking…
Today’s youngling’s are such whippersnappers. There’s a section of the parking lots at Mandela National Stadium/Namboole in Bweyogerere that transforms into the kind of Nigadoms we see in movies which […] More
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The Root of The Roots: African Influence on Argentina's Music, Dance and Culture.
A Great African Caravan collaboration between Gala Soler and Shikhant Sablania aka Choorma on the history of African influence on Latin America Music, Dance and Culture. More
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When Home No Longer Feels Like Home
He had vivid memories of that place as a child, but he wasn’t certain the place remembered him with the same clarity or fondness. He had always known it as […] More
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Losing my #KoiKoiUg Virginity with #KoiKoiNW
KoiKoi is an initiative by Kafunda Kreative started in 2015 which aims to harness the power of social media by utilizing a variety of mediums like photography, film, written word […] More
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#RolexInUAE Part 2 – Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman
– Part 1 The plan for my Dubai stay originally was to find a host on CouchSurfing or through my other networks to cater for my budget travel lifestyle. But […] More
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BECOMING A MOUNTAINEER – Where Silver meets Gold
Welcome to my first mountaineering blog. You may be excused for thinking that I am an experienced mountaineer and therefore, this blog is about my top tips for other enthusiasts, […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Manufacturing and Industry, Politics and Government, Travel and AdventureThe Baffling Situation of Zambia
The featured photo illustrates an impression you pick up quickly when you first arrive in Zambia’s capital Lusaka. In it, a civilian traffic controller directs traffic at a roundabout that […] More
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#RolexInZambia More Dryness, and Load Shedding
The Zambia border looks neat and organized. The bus stops and a number of characters enter. The ones we were warned about. All they want is to change our money […] More
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Crimson Veins: Uganda’s Roads Bleed Dreams
The sun rises over Kampala, painting the city in hues of gold and dust. On Entebbe Road, the heartbeat of Uganda’s capital throbs with life: matatus honk like impatient drummers, […] More
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