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Tips for 4×4 Drives in Africa

By Jade Scully on January 9, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, North Africa, Photos, Southern Africa, West Africa

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Larges swathes of Africa can only be traversed by 4×4. You don’t have to be an off-road expert to make the most of the 4×4 trails in many of the game reserves and national parks...

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Rough It or Do a Lap of Luxury in the Kalahari Desert

By Jade Scully on January 8, 2011 in Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Photos, Southern Africa

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The Kalahari Desert is not a desert in the strictest sense. Its annual rainfall is too high (although it is still very low), the wildlife is too diverse, and the plant life too abundant (even...

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Wind Power vs. Solar Power

By Jade Scully on January 8, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa

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You want to do the right thing and install an alternative energy system in your home, but you’re not sure whether a wind or solar powered system is best for you. There are many factors...

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There’s Much More to Mali Than Timbuktu

By Jade Scully on January 7, 2011 in Africa, Events, Festivals, Mali, Photos, West Africa

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Mali is one of Africa’s most under-rated travel destinations, but thanks to government initiatives to focus on the development of infrastructure and sustainable tourism that could soon change. Mali boasts four UNESCO World Heritage Sites:...

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Ethiopia’s Simien National Park

By Jade Scully on January 7, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Ethiopia, Photos

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Ethiopia is not a tourist mecca, in fact, Ethiopia is not generally considered a tourist anything, so it may surprise you to know that the country is not just made up of dustbowls and starving...

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Bomb-Sniffing Rats Save Lives in Africa

By Jade Scully on January 6, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Mozambique, Photos, Tanzania

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Most people think of rats as dirty vermin that carry diseases, and while in some cases that might be true, in Africa’s case the wild rodents are mini-sized saviors.Surprisingly rats don’t only have a nose...

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Politics, Morocco and Disputed Territories in the Western Sahara

By Jade Scully on January 6, 2011 in Africa, Algeria, Featured, Mauritania, Morocco, North Africa, Photos, Western Sahara

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Western Sahara, located in the North African region is bordered by Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania and the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the most sparsely populatedterritories in the world and is in dispute. The country...

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Snorkelling, cycling and safaris in Mombasa

By Jade Scully on January 5, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Kenya, Photos

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Mombasa, Kenya, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Africa. It’s safe, boasts a diversity of culture seldom seen and has incomparable natural beauty. It’s probably most well known for its glistening beaches...

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Jade Scully

Jade Scully is a copywriter excited about writing copy and stories, blogging about the world and editing. She currently and regularly publishes her stories on a number of blogs. Jade loves animals and hopes to begin writing copy for the animal rescue charity TEARS as her contribution to the cause.

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Tips for 4×4 Drives in Africa

Rough It or Do a Lap of Luxury in the Kalahari Desert

Wind Power vs. Solar Power

There’s Much More to Mali Than Timbuktu

Ethiopia’s Simien National Park

Bomb-Sniffing Rats Save Lives in Africa

Politics, Morocco and Disputed Territories in the Western Sahara

Snorkelling, cycling and safaris in Mombasa

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