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Join and share your experiences in Africa as well connect with the African Communtiy online.  Since all of the content on Across Africa comes from our members, we encourage you to join and contribute.  We are looking for contributors from each country in Africa so please contact us if you are interested.

If you are travelling in Africa, you can create your own blog to keep family and friends updated on your travels with pictures and your daily thoughts and experiences.  Using the forums, you will also be able to exchange ideas about the best places to visit in Africa, which Safari companies provide the best services, where to find the best hotels and restaurants, the best ways to move around the country whether you are on a once in a lifetime safari or on a shoestring budget.

If you live in Africa you can keep family and friends abroad updated on your daily life in Africa.  You can also use the forums to discuss topics about Africa that are important to you such as development projects like the Equator Initiative.

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Front Page News

  • THE PASSING ON OF A GREAT FRIEND AND MENTOR

    Last month saw the passing on of a great friend and mentor who shall remain nameless for the sake of his family. He seemed to me to have all of lifes answers. He died aged 62. Whisky did him in. Here are a few of the answers he gave to life's many...
    03-05-2007, 1:27 AM by kimosabi to kimosabi
  • DID YOU HERE THIS ONE?

    A man arrived at the border post of Kenya from a neighbouring country. He came riding a bicycle.Behind him was a sack laden with something. The customs official on duty duly stopped him and asked him what it was that he was carrying on the sack. 'Sand.'...
    03-05-2007, 12:59 AM by kimosabi to kimosabi
  • A SLAP ON THE FACE

    Cops in Kenya have really evolved. Not much but its noticiable. They now have badges in their chests inprinted with their full names and service nos. Not so while i was a young man. I had just been employed and was free to use my salary as i wished. So...
    11-06-2006, 1:37 AM by kimosabi to kimosabi
  • A NIGHT IN DAR ES SALAAM

    I have just arrived in Dar es salaam. I go to my favourite guest house and book my room. I pay 20000 Tshs which is enough for two nights, the minimum duration i can stay. Tommorow involves some vigorous buying of the goods that i intend to resell in my...
    11-06-2006, 12:03 AM by kimosabi to kimosabi
  • WHEN THE WISE BECAME THE FOOLISH

    MY cousin Kariuki was by all standards a wise man. He was a naval officcer in the Kenya Navy, with the rank of a corporal. His base was Mtongwe in Likoni on the mainland side of Mombasa. He was married with two kids. He had saved little by little and...
    10-17-2006, 10:26 AM by kimosabi to kimosabi

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