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Never to be forgotten travel moments from Jinja, Uganda

These personal moments do not necessarily reflect on Jinja as a whole. 1. On being overdressed. Thursday afternoon kicked off the nyege nyege festival, and I rocked this

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7 Ways to Maximize Travel with a Full Time Job

It’s difficult to have a work-life balance, and you are telling me that there are people that have a work life and travel balance? Sustaining a full-time job

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Is Lake Bunyonyi The Most Beautiful Place In Uganda?

If you are an African traveler, then by all means you have heard of the wonder that is Lake Bunyonyi in Uganda. If you haven’t then are you

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Vibrant things to do in Livingstone Zambia

In the last two posts, I pretty much covered some of the things you can engage in Livingstone. Six ways of Chasing Victoria falls An expected visit to

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How To Have Fun Chasing Victoria Falls

Are you an adrenaline junkie that wants to experience the best of Victoria Falls? Victoria falls is one of the natural wonders of the world. It’s known as

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An Unexpected Visit To The Devil’s Pool in Zambia

I have never had a bucket list in and even If I did, something that had the name devil would not make it to the list. Imagine telling

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How To See The Best Of Lusaka, Zambia In 48 Hours

 After living my best life in Malawi and meeting incredible people along the way. It was time for me to head to Lusaka, Zambia.  Turns out you can

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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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#FeaturedTraveler: Christine Ooko

Meet Christine, a sassy, classy and fit girl  from Kenya  who’s about to attain her phD. She’s in the academic field, mostly teaching, writing and doing research work

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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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