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A hilarious guest blog "Driving in Kampala - not for the nervous" - and good advice too! http://bit.ly/1WDkEoI
Driving in Kampala - not for the nervous
Driving in Kampala? Then you'll need to read this first! Welcome to Diary of a Muzungu! This week's guest post is by Mark Penhallow. Mark has been working in the roads sector in Uganda since 2001 and …
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The Omukama named me Akiki - "On my knees again: an audience with the Bunyoro King" is all about the muzungu's visit to Hoima and Mparo Tombs http://bit.ly/25FGtsV - what's your pet name?
On my knees again: an audience with the Bunyoro King
Bunyoro Kingdom - Empango Celebrations inauguration run, Hoima, Uganda De Muzungu's developed a taste for hanging out with Ugandan Royals recently, so when I heard Kampala Hash House Harriers - the Hash - were (dis)organising the Bunyoro …
All roads lead to Namugongo today - west of Kampala - to commemorate the lives of the Uganda Martyrs. Their story is incredibly powerful, and draws in over one million pilgrims to Uganda every year. Read how I became involved in promoting religious or 'faith-based' http://bit.ly/1TZqpd0
All roads lead to Namugongo
Commemorating the Uganda Martyrs. How did the muzungu end up in Namugongo? It always makes me laugh: the unexpected things I end up getting involved in Uganda, so I shouldn’t have been surprised when John Ssempebwa, …
In case you missed it! "On the right track: my first Ugandan train ride" http://muzungubloguganda.com/2015/12/rift-valley-railways-kampala-train/
On the right track: my first Ugandan train ride
Rift Valley Railways relaunches Kampala passenger train service after 20 year break Another first this week: my first Ugandan train journey on the Rift Valley Railways Kampala train! My first African train journey, in fact! I was …
"Driving in Kampala - not for the nervous" http://muzungubloguganda.com/2012/11/driving-in-kampala/ - a favourite
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Ah Uganda….! Endlessly photogenic…
Uganda photo souvenir maps - let me create one for you with your own photos. Check out www.facebook.com/UgandaPhotoSouvenirMap
Experience Africa with a Lonely Planet blogger & connoisseur of local gin: adventure, stray animals & cultural (mis)observations.
Here are some of my African travel highlights – described in detail on my blog ‘Diary of a Muzungu’ www.muzungubloguganda.com which kicked off in 2009 when I arrived as a Voluntary Service Overseas volunteer with the Uganda Conservation Foundation, fundraising to stop poaching and protect elephants. Uganda is a stunningly beautiful country. But with the second highest birth rate in the world, land and natural resources are under immense pressure. For how much longer can the country boast of such wealth in birds and wildlife?
My blog documents why I’m in Uganda, field trips to the Bush, cultural (mis)observations, travel across Africa & luck (or otherwise!) finding a man.
I want to travel the length and breadth of Africa - by public transport? with my dogs? who knows …
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Having arrived in Uganda as a VSO volunteer helping elephants, this expat soon fell in love with the country and despite her battles with rodents and insects, can' think where else she would rather live....
Charlotte's Uganda travel blog is Diary of a Muzungu
Ah Uganda....! Endlessly photogenic...
Experience Africa with a Lonely Planet blogger & connoisseur of local gin: adventure, stray animals & cultural (mis)observations.
'Diary of a Muzungu' www.muzungubloguganda.com started in 2009 when I arrived as a Voluntary Service Overseas volunteer with the Uganda Conservation Foundation, fundraising to stop poaching and protect elephants.
My blog documents why I'm in Uganda, field trips to the Bush, cultural (mis)observations, travel across Africa & luck (or otherwise!) finding a man.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Experience Africa with a Lonely Planet blogger & connoisseur of local gin: adventure, stray animals & cultural (mis)observations.
Here are some of my African travel highlights – described in detail on my blog 'Diary of a Muzungu' www.muzungubloguganda.com which kicked off in 2009 when I arrived as a Voluntary Service Overseas volunteer with the Uganda Conservation Foundation, fundraising to stop poaching and protect elephants. Uganda is a stunningly beautiful country. But with the second highest birth rate in the world, land and natural resources are under immense pressure. For how much longer can the country boast of such wealth in birds and wildlife?
My blog documents why I'm in Uganda, field trips to the Bush, cultural (mis)observations, travel across Africa & luck (or otherwise!) finding a man.
I want to travel the length and breadth of Africa - by public transport? with my dogs? who knows ...
Follow me @CharlieBeau
Facebook me www.facebook.com/DiaryofaMuzungu
Blog Diary of a Muzungu www.muzungubloguganda.com