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This site accompanies the travel guide The Rough Guide to First-Time Africa. It's not an alternative to the book, but includes samples of the contents, a blog page and the opportunity to comment on posts and pages and put questions to the authors.
Static web pages ("The book", "The authors" etc) are tabbed up on the left beneath the photo of Lamu waterfront. Blog posts all appear on the "Home" page, at the far left, with the most recent post at the top. Each blog post is tagged with subject and/or country categories, allowing you to access the posts you're interested in using the Category dropdown menu, below.
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Last 10 blog posts
- British tourist, visitor and resident deaths in Africa: 325 people in 12 months out of more than 3 million British visitors
- Surprised 2174 Brits died abroad of “unknown causes” in 2010: new figures from the FCO
- Accidents abroad: Britons killed in Africa
- Britons murdered in Africa: very few indeed
- Improved security in the Sahel: military escorts dropped in northern Niger
- Rodrigues on the radio
- KCB Safari Rally 2011 – take care on those roads!
- The Lake of Stars Festival
- Zambia travel update
- Cycling in Uganda
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Richard’s recent tweets
- RT @JacobKushner: “The more friends you have, the more likely you are to get killed. You never know who the police will hunt next.’ ” Kenya… 2 weeks ago
- Travel in the time of #Covid - a glimpse of the near future. twitter.com/wanderlustmag/… 2 weeks ago
- Marbled White butterfly in Kew Gardens - first one I’ve seen in years. Happy! https://t.co/dkqWlCnbR6 2 weeks ago
- “What shocks about #BlackLivesMatter is that the killing of one black man means we must dismantle our country’s his… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 weeks ago
- RT @PeterStefanovi2: . @BorisJohnson happily believes the public has now completely forgotten the report into Russian interference in UK po… 2 weeks ago
- RT @jamilaji: The dreadful decision to absorb DIFID into the Foreign Office means British aid with strings attached. How very sad. 3 weeks ago
- RT @bonifacemwangi: There was a #BlackLivesMatter protest outside @USEmbassyKenya. Protesters even came with pets and picnic chairs.They w… 1 month ago
- What a great turnout for a #BlackLivesMatterUK standing protest in #NewMalden today! #NoJusticeNoPeace… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
- What?! He’s worse than... the trouble with @realDonaldTrump is that any person, animal, vegetable or slime deposit… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
- RT @StephenMangan: #StayElite https://t.co/Xg6OB4NLsK 1 month ago
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Category Archives: Tanzania
KCB Safari Rally 2011 – take care on those roads!
The KCB Safari Rally happens this weekend and will basically clog up much of the route between Nairobi and Namanga in Kenya– ie the northern part of the road between Nairobi and Arusha in Tanzania. If you’re heading for Amboseli, … Continue reading
Posted in Buses, Kenya, Roads, Tanzania
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