In an obscure little village called Munenga, where the chief rules and owns all the land, is Malaikha school for […]
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Finding others
Among the selfish frivolity of traveling lies the crux, finding others. Others doing the same, others passing through, but most […]
Malaikha School for Blind Children
Our baptism of fire came with our first volunteering exploits in Zambia. Located a mere 30km from Mazabuka Town […]
Chief Mlamba
I went on the 5km walk from Malaikha to visit the Chief of this chiefdom area. No one told […]
Brazilian Rice Pudding
Doglas from Brazil treated us at Saturday lunch to a sweet rice pudding. Welcome relief from the day to day, […]
Mazabuka Town…
But first let me start by saying, I’m blogging while sitting in an open field trying to find a signal… […]
Shower time
Feeling the warm water cascade through my long flowing hair and down my naked torso, washing away the sweat […]
Brave, strong, independent, Asian girl!
Traveling on her own through parts of Africa, we met Sarah Gim, a South Korean traveller, on her last leg […]
Livingstone, oh Livingstone…
Livingstone, another colonizer who thought it appropriate to name something that already had a name. Victoria falls, after his […]
Backpackers Prison Cell
If you don’t move around too much in your bunk, if you don’t mind noisy dogs, if you don’t mind […]
into the strange 