Tourism

On this page, we share our journey across the Continent regions through stories, reflections, and experiences connected to tourism, and reconciliation.

Through the people we meet, the places we discover, and the conversations we encounter along the way, we explore how travel can become a bridge between histories, communities, and human experiences. From vibrant cities to remote landscapes, from cultural heritage to contemporary social realities, each journey offers lessons about identity, memory, resilience, and connection that we are keen to share with you.


  • Why Luzira Is the Best Neighborhood in Kampala

    After two years in Kampala, I can say with confidence, without hesitation, that Luzira is the best neighborhood in the city. When I talk about Luzira, these are the streets that immediately come to mind: Each of these streets represents what I consider the ideal residential environment. Together, they embody six key elements that, for…

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  • My Adventures in Southern Africa : The Day I Was a Persona non Grata in Zambia

    This article is actually part three of my journey in Zimbabwe. A New Chapter: Back to Zimbabwe In June 2025, I returned to Zimbabwe after growing frustrated with South Africa’s visa application process. This time, I was travelling with friends. While preparing for the trip, I discovered that a new, more streamlined e-visa platform had…

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  • My Adventures in Southern Africa:  Zimbabwe, my forever love (Part 2)

    Finally, here we are in Victoria Falls town. The morning after our arrival, we explored the town for a time to rest and figure out what we wanted to do. Being an early bird, I took a walk while waiting for my friend to wake up. My fifth observation (yes, it’s the 5th one, remember,…

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  • My Adventures in Southern Africa:  Zimbabwe, my forever love (Part 1)

    I can’t remember the exact moment that pushed me toward the decision to visit Zimbabwe. Since 2021, I have made it my mission to explore the Southern Africa region. A friend of mine, who carries Zimbabwe and Malawi in his bloodline, only deepened my curiosity to visit. And if you don’t already know, let me…

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  • Why Africans Pay More to Travel Across Africa

    Everything started the day I decided to plan my second trip to Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Botswana. Holding a Cameroonian passport, I was shocked to discover that I was not eligible to apply for the KAZA UNIVISA — a combined travel permit that allows visitors to explore all three countries for a flat fee of just…

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  • My Adventures in Southern Africa: Zambia, My Difficult Love Story

    Zambia is the country that made me believe that immigration offices are accountable, and I will tell you why. After touring more in West and East Africa, I decided to start discovering the Southern Africa region, and Zambia was my first choice. In June 2021, I concretized my decision by applying for a tourist visa,…

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  • Discovering South Sudan: My First Encounter with the Last Born of Africa

    Have you ever heard of a city nicknamed “Sunny Town”? Well, let me introduce you to Juba, the capital city of South Sudan, the last born of Africa. And like many last borns, it tends to give a high fever to its parents and siblings. I landed in South Sudan in November 2023, after paying…

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  • My West African Journey: Chad, my Unlikely Home

    Chad, Chad, and Chad It is one of the least talked-about destinations when it comes to tourism. Even for me, the first time I landed in its capital, N’Djamena, in May 2016, it was not for tourism but rather for work. I was heading there to conduct field research in the refugee context. Quick fact:…

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  • My Adventures in Southern Africa Region: A “Missed” Stop in South Africa

    If you’ve ever found yourself at international airports like Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or Dar Es Salaam, chances are you’ve seen a banner reading “Visit South Africa”. I certainly did. But it never grabbed my attention. I simply wasn’t interested in planning a trip to South Africa. For the simple reason that, one of my core…

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