A hug, a bye, a ‘Karibuni sana’, a lump in my throat and that’s it. I’ll never get used to saying goodbye. As I live ….
Category: Life in Tanzania
I may have become a medical researcher, but from a young age I have had a fascination with volcanoes and aircraft. I could, and still ….
This weekend I drove alone to Arusha with loud Bongo Flava music enjoying the green after-the-rain landscape with here and there a Maasai in his ….
Years ago, before I set foot on this continent, I read “The Golden Light of Africa” by Erna Gianotten. She describes the life of the ….
Every week I run up the Kilimanjaro. Well, from 900 meters altitude to maybe 1000 or 1010 meters or something. And it is pretty heavy, ….
Years ago, I was one of them. Such a girl who wanted to do something good for the poor people in Africa. I can now ….
I do not know if it’s just me, but I’m not used to use a water hose in the toilet. The first years in Tanzania ….