The ‘africa’ Category

Expedition Gondwanaland; Across the Libyan Desert By Akhil Bakshi

In 2006, Akhil Bakshi led the Gondwanaland Expedition, a scientific mission to study earthquake geology and evolutionary history, driving 25,200km from the [...]

Interview by Tuyaara Linnala; Avoid the negative one´s

Publishing interviews about yourself, how cool is that? Not at all cool, I agree. Fact is though, that I do get questions [...]

Opinion; Exploring Beyond A Culture of Contest

I just received a text message from one of few people on earth who inspires me today. He writes the following to [...]

Erden Eruc; Dolphin Meat, Whale Meat, Who Cares?

 In a world where far too much glitz and short term thinking is dominating, Erden Eruc stands apart. I have to admit, [...]

Africa; A shocking letter from Bukavu, Congo-Kinshasa

When I entered the plane from Nairobi to London a bit more than a week ago I was filled with energy and [...]

The Gentlemen´s Expedition; Chilling in Zanzibar

A Gentlemen´s Expedition in the eyes of Kensington Tours owner, Jeff Willner, is full of dramatic challenges. Like now, when we have pretty much [...]

The Gentlemen´s Expedition; A pride of lions at Loisaba

A Gentlemen´s Expedition in the eyes of Kensington Tours owner, Jeff Willner, is full of dramatic challenges. Like now, when we have pretty much [...]

The Gentlemen´s Expedition; A birds perspective of Masai Mara

A Gentlemen´s Expedition in the eyes of Kensington Tours owner, Jeff Willner, is full of dramatic challenges. Like now, when we have pretty much [...]

The Gentlemen´s Expedition; Safari in Masai Mara

A Gentlemen´s Expedition in the eyes of Kensington Tours owner, Jeff Willner, is full of dramatic challenges. Like now, when we have pretty much [...]

The Gentlemen´s Expedition; The Masai and Kensington Mara West

A Gentlemen´s Expedition in the eyes of Kensington Tours owner, Jeff Willner, is full of dramatic challenges. Like now, when we have [...]

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