South India: A first timers account
In my first few days in Kerala I discover business is conducted via head wobbling and encounter an ingenious NGO working with under privileged children.
The Galápagos: for sale to the highest bidder?
Whilst visiting the Galapagos for work trip in late 2014 I discovered some astounding plans for development.
Swaziland: King of the conservationists
Tiny Swaziland suffers from the shadow of it’s big-5 neighbour, South Africa but it’s long conservation heritage has left a legacy of impressive yet intimate game reserves..
Swaziland: Fire in the Valley
Swaziland’s unique concert venue, House On Fire, is fast becoming one of Southern Africa’s best.
Mozambique: politics in paradise
The stunning Bazaruto Archipelago and Mozambique’s other natural attractions are threatened by politically motivated violence.
Mozambique: Venturing into the Chimanimani
Hidden deep in the forests of central Mozambique, tourism beckons for struggling communities in the Chimanimani Forest Reserve. Local NGO, MICACA, is working on this and other sustainable livelihoods in the area.
Mozambique: a lonely road
Maxixie to Chimoio: An experience of public transport in Mozambique.
Namibia: Walking maybe faster (The African train experiment)
Namibia was my first taste of Africa and I had a lot to learn… Namibia… 825 square kilometres of vast plains, mountains and deserts. “Just jump on a train and a […]
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