On the road in Africa
On the road in AfricaI have lived in Zimbabwe, Sudan and Kenya; have worked and travelled across the continent; and I've got some stories to tell about this beautiful, infuriating, hopeful place.
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Racing the train to Francistown
On one occasion, when I was about nine, Dad, Grandad and some friends were heading on a 10-day fishing trip to the Okavango Delta in Botswana. Unbelievably, Dad got permission from our headmaster to take Mike and I out of school to go on th...
Making my peace with the pot-hole crews
From Bulawayo, I headed for Victoria Falls where my cousin Nicky lives. But not before an eight and a half hour journey that should have been five, the road so shockingly pot-holed that for long stretches I was averaging 35 km/hour. This in...
The twinge in my heart
It’s 6.30pm in Harare and the sun has set on my final night in Zimbabwe for a while; the end of a three month odyssey that took me from Kenya through Tanzania and Malawi to get here. It doesn't seem quite real that my journey is over.
The killing fields of Matabeleland
In the hot and scratchy bush of Matabeleland, 45 minutes north of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second city, sits a war memorial that you’d miss if you weren’t deliberately seeking it.
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I have lived in Zimbabwe, Sudan and Kenya; have worked and travelled across the continent; and I've got some stories to tell about this beautiful, infuriating, hopeful place.
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