Traveling with children is something so many people worry about. How do we keep them entertained? What will they do there? Is it safe? This is why we came up with this article, talking about the perfect 5 Child friendly holiday ideas in East Africa.Traveling with kids may feel overwhelming but it actually is not as hard as you may imagine it to be. Kids can actually add more fun to your travels. Many people around the world do it, and you can, too!While many places in Tanzania and Kenya are perfectly safe and ideal to travel with kids, we…
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Maximum Morocco in Oualidia The views from the pool at La Diouana villa are “a spectacle of land- and skyscape” © James von Leyden For years, Oualidia – the small coastal village between Essaouira and Casablanca, long a holiday redoubt for well-heeled Moroccans (including the royal family) – eluded me. When I finally did get there, it hit me like a charm bomb, and not least La Diouana, the lovely villa in which I stayed. The holiday home of James and Czarina von Leyden (who enjoy swimming, paddle boarding and birdwatching on Oualidia’s five-mile-long lagoon), La Diouana perches at the…
Nairobi City walk Tour previewI will be honest; this is the first time doing a Nairobi City walk Tour despite being a local. I walk to and out of this City every day so why should I do the so-called Nairobi walking tour?That was my attitude until I met Mr. Jeen, popularly known as Chinku the City tour Expert. He tried to sell me the idea of the City Tour but I was disinterested and disinclined.Since I didn’t want to look rude, I listened to him with obviously divided attention.He noticed I was not listening but he continued anyway. It…
Tunisians have stayed away from the polls in record numbers in the first parliamentary election held in the country since a power grab by Kais Saied, the populist president, in July 2021. Official figures announced by the electoral commission said just 8.8 per cent of registered voters cast a ballot in Saturday’s vote — the lowest turnout since the country rose up against the dictatorial rule of Zein al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011. The National Salvation Front, a political alliance that includes the moderate Islamist Nahda, the biggest party in previous parliaments, on Sunday called for Saied to step down…
Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia & Zimbabwe… Let’s dive into the details of our 25-Day Desert Tracker Adventure Tour: Days: 25 Start: Cape Town, South Africa End: Pretoria, South Africa Countries Visited: Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa Group Size: 6 – 24 passengers Why would this tour be perfect for you? The 25-day Desert Tracker is a fully loaded adventure safari which will take you through the diverse landscapes of southern Africa in Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa, covering some of the best adventure attractions. From the vast Namibian deserts to the cold Atlantic coastline. Then immersing…
Flanked by African and Senegalese football presidents Patrice Motsepe (left) and Augustin Senghor (centre), Infantino believes Africa is a rising force in global footballFifa president Gianni Infantino believes African football has a bright future after Morocco’s historic run to the World Cup semi-finals rubber-stamped the continent’s best performance at the finals. No African side had ever made it past the quarter-finals, while two African teams reached the knock-out stage for only the second time in history – and the first since the 2014 World Cup. Four years ago, not one African team managed to get out of the group stage…
If you got the chance to see Rita Dominic‘s outfit for her traditional wedding in April this year, you’ll definitely agree that it’s so gorgeous and you wouldn’t expect anything less for her white wedding. As expected, she didn’t disappoint — she chose three effulgent gowns for her and her husband Fidelis Anosike‘s North Yorkshire manor nuptials. Rita spiced up the ceremony as she wore a custom-made Michael Cinco white embroidered princess v-neck sleeveless gown with a giant bow back. After saying, “I do,” Rita slipped into a mermaid wedding gown designed by TUBO, exquisitely embellished with intricate pearl beading…
I’ve been invited to experience a stay at one of Canvas Collective Africa’s luxury hotels. Their current summer pop-up is in the picturesque Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, between Hermanus and Caledon and is open for bookings from now until April 30th2023. This site, situated in a beautiful pine forest on the 300-hectare family-run Glen Oakes Farm, is just a one hour forty-five minutes drive from Cape Town. Founders Samara Stern and Dez Lundy, who both have extensive experience in events and travel, say their latest glamping offering in Hemel-En-Aarde translates as ‘Heaven on Earth,’ and their summer location in this breath-taking, fertile…
Walking a city reveals so much more of its character and I’ve got my Replay Sneakers to ease my preferred form of urban exploration. My strong recommendation is that you get yourself a pair of Replay Sneakers too and get out there. Ideally with a strong emphasis on the exciting and colourful art scene which reveals so much about a nation and its people. The Cape Town Art & Culture Is Calling. Get your creative fix in Mother City With a melting pot of creatives producing art, music, and literature and many resident artists, sculptors, and street artists proudly leaving…
Economy11 November 2022, 7:26 pm. 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that Chad became the first country to agree to a deal with its creditors, including Swiss commodity house Glencore, under the G20 Common Framework — designed to provide debt relief to developing nations. Reuters was also first to report confirmation of the agreement and exclusively sketched out rare criticism from World Bank President David Malpass. Progress on the G20 debt relief initiative, launched in 2020, has been glacial even as countries struggle with pressures from inflation on food and commodities Article TagsTopics of Interest: EconomyType: Reuters BestSectors: Government & Public…