Why Africa is The Future of Eco-Tourism

Forget crowded beaches and predictable city breaks. The future of travel, a future that treads lightly and leaves a positive footprint, lies in the vibrant heart of Africa. While the continent is often associated with its incredible wildlife, its potential as a leader in eco-tourism is a story waiting to be fully told. Ready for the story? Relax and read it on my next post

Conquering Kilimanjaro : A Majestic Ascent in Tanzania

                                           


Nestled in the heart of Tanzania, the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro stands as an awe-inspiring testament to nature's grandeur. Rising 5,895 meters above sea level, this dormant stratovolcano is Africa's highest peak, attracting adventurers from around the globe.

Scaling Kilimanjaro is no ordinary feat, but the reward is unmatched. Trekkers embark on a mesmerizing journey through diverse ecosystems – lush rainforests, alpine meadows, and lunar-like landscapes. The final push to the snow-capped summit, Uhuru Peak, culminates in a breathtaking sunrise.

More than a conquest, Kilimanjaro leaves an indelible mark on souls, reminding us of human resilience and the profound beauty of our planet.

Africa's tallest Statue

Africa's  tallest statue  is  Africa  Renaissance  Monument in  Dakar,  Senegal.  The bronze statue is 49 meter tall and it is located on top of a hill.  The statue was designed by  Pierre Goudiaby  an  architect from Senegal and it  is built overlooking the Atlantic ocean.

Spot the two Leopards hidding in this picture

 Two  leopards are hidden in this picture.  Can you  spot them?                  Credit ( Amo  Pietersen)








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Johannesburg South Africa among the Sunniest spots on Earth

    Credit : Margaret  S/ Alamy


 Johannesburg  in South  Africa  is reported as  one of the sunniest places on planet  Earth today.    The  Sun shines more the 90% of the time in  Johannesburg and  because the sunlight many residents spent their time outside playing  games.

                             A     Johannesburg swimming pool

Garissa University Kenya remember attack

Kenyans  remember  the attack  that took place  at Garissa University College last  year.  148 people mostly students lost their lives.

Kenya's Wild life Rangers killed one of Kenya's most popular Lions

Wild life  rangers  in  Kenya shot  one of Kenya's best lions on Wednesday. The lion  was shot because he  posed  an  immediate danger to people in  the city of Nairobi.  The  lion  had escaped from  Nairobi    National  park  and injured  a man before he was shot dead.

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Mohammed Dewji a Billionaire named Forbes Africa's Person of the Year

Tanzania's richest man, Mohammed Dewji, has been named Forbes Africa's Person of the Year. Mohammed Dewji is the CEO of MeTL Group.   MeTL Group is the largest conglomerate in Tanzania with interest in Manufacturing, Distribution,Trading2, Storage and Real estate.

           King  of   Ibadan  land  in  Nigeria  dies  at  101 years

The  king of  Ibadan land in South West , Nigeria is dead.

King Samuel Odulana died yesterday in his sleep at 101 years