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#FeaturedTraveler: Jayson Kailikia

Meet Jayson, a Kenyan traveler who’s 5 to 8 entails planning his next travels. When I asked him to describe himself, he said he didn’t want to blow

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The Ultimate Guide For A Kenyan Citizen Traveling Across African Countries

I’ve always been an advocate of African travel because our continent with its diversity has so much to offer. It’s why I was motivated by my Nigerian Sister

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White Water Rafting At River Sagana:One Of The Best Adventures In Kenya

After a few minutes of paddling, our guide yelled ”Right hand steer” we all jumped to the right side. We were approaching a turbulent rapid and we needed

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How To Travel From Malawi to Zambia By Road

I recently wrote about flights between African countries being super expensive.  I believe this is the main factor that discourages traveling in Africa. However, if you like me are

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How To Enjoy Cape Maclear On A Budget

By now, you should know Malawi stole my heart and I intend to go back there someday. I loved everything from the kampango fish, to enjoying a cold

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FEATURED TRAVELLER: HUG MATHERS

Meet Hug Mathers, our very first traveller to appear on the #featuredsunday series. Hug is an African content creator from West Africa that is based somewhere in Africa.

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Why Traveling in Africa is difficult and expensive

“Traveling in Africa is too expensive” was a comment in response to a poll I conducted on my instagram stories a few days ago. The big question was

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I was in Zimbabwe during the coup

Can you remember what you were doing on 14th November 2017 at around noon? Don’t go back to the calendar and see it was a Tuesday and say

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7 Visa Free African Destinations for Kenyans on A Budget | Part 1

“The only man I envy is the one who has not yet been to Africa- for he has so much to look forward to.” Richard Mullin Were you

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9 Hilarious Questions you get as an African Woman Travelling Solo

A few months back, I decided to backpack solo. Now, this would not be my first solo trip as an African woman traveling solo, but it would be the

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