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I have been to Guruve countless times. It is where my roots are buried, where my people come from, where familiarity once made me careless with attention. This time, I did not arrive as a traveler chasing adventure. I arrived carrying grief. I was there for a funeral and somehow, that made me see Guruve…
Born and bred among the mountains of Nemanwa, I grew up under the shadow of a giant. Not a living giant, but one of stone, of memories, of power: the sleeping giant known to the world as the Great Zimbabwe Monuments. These stones trace the fingerprints of our ancestors their domain, their habitat not merely…
By taking significant steps towards sustainability and minimizing its ecological impact, Sharm El Sheikh demonstrates commitment to green tourism and safety protocols, which is a powerful message to the global travel community, setting a benchmark for destinations striving for long-term success.
Nestled in the South-West Region of Cameroon, Limbe is a seaside town with a rich history that cannot be overlooked. Formerly known as Pooh and Victoria, Limbe sits at the southern base of Mount Cameroon, offering a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere that showcases a diverse array of cultures and stunning landscapes. Combined with Western influences,…
She is one of Uganda’s leading young techpreneur. Meet Patricia Mafigiri, an exemplary lady who is the CEO of Travell Kichwa, a premier online travel advisory platform which she launched in 2023. Ms. Mafigiri shared some thoughts with us a while back, and the interview was published in the maiden edition of Travels & Thrills…
Nestled along the northern shores of Lake Victoria, where the mighty Nile River begins its 6,650-kilometer journey to the Mediterranean, Jinja stands as one of Uganda’s most vibrant and historically significant towns. Known as the “Adventure Capital of East Africa,” Jinja offers a unique blend of thrilling activities, rich history, and cultural diversity. From white-water…
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda – Deep in the mist-covered forests of southwestern Uganda, a remarkable conservation story is unfolding. Uganda’s mountain gorillas, once teetering on the brink of extinction, have seen a steady population increase thanks to decades of dedicated protection efforts. Today, these majestic primates are not only a symbol of wildlife resilience…
New Year, New Adventures. From volcanic peaks to rushing rivers, here are 12 heart-pounding experiences to add to your wishlist. Your 2026 adrenaline rush starts here. 1. RIDE THE RAPIDS OF THE ZAMBEZI Feel the raw power of one of the world’s wildest rivers. Just below the magnificent Victoria Falls, the Zambezi River serves up…
In June 2025, the heart of Africa pulsed with renewed energy as tourism leaders, policymakers, cultural advocates, and international delegates gathered in Abuja, Nigeria, for the 68th Meeting of the UN Tourism Regional Commission for Africa. This landmark event did not just spotlight tourism—it reignited Africa’s collective conscience on the pressing need to reclaim and…
Centuries before roads and resort towns, long before the concept of Christmas itself reached African soil, ancient African communities were already making pilgrimages not to shopping malls or coastal getaways but to monumental sites carved in stone around the 23-27 December, during the winter solstice. These places now weathered by sun, and oral history were…
