Africa

Unique Laas Geel rock art in Berbera

Berbera, located in northwestern Somalia, on the Gulf of Aden, is under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Somaliland, a self-declared independent state. The town was first invaded by the Portuguese in 1518, then by the Egyptians in 1875, and by the British in 1884. It served as the capital of British Somaliland until 1941.  The majority group of… Continue reading Unique Laas Geel rock art in Berbera

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Eswatini offers craft and beens

Glass Factory Workshop Mabuda Coffe Farm Situated 1km outside the small town of Siteki within the Lubombo Mountain Range, and en route to Mozambique, Kruger Park, and St Lucia, this picturesque and relaxing place serves as the perfect stopover for travelers passing through. You will find comfortable lodges and a coffee restaurant and book several… Continue reading Eswatini offers craft and beens

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Exploring the Kome Caves: A National Heritage Site in Lesotho

 Classified as a National Heritage Site, Kome Caves are a group of mud cave dwellings located in the district of Berea in Lesotho. The area is still inhabited by the descendants of the original people who built the little homes. Along with Eswatini, it is one of the few amazing locations I had the opportunity… Continue reading Exploring the Kome Caves: A National Heritage Site in Lesotho