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Trip to Equatorial Guinea, reserved matter

A trip to Equatorial Guinea, one of the world's most opaque countries...

Lekedi Park in Gabon, observation of mandrills

Lekedi Park in Gabon offers the opportunity to get up close and photograph two large troops of wild but habituated...

Sapeurs, the dandies of the Congo and the “SAPE”

In Brazzaville and Kinshasa, the capitals of the two Congos, hundreds of sapeurs are part of the urban subcultural movement...

National Gungu Festival of Congo, traditional Pende culture

Gungu Festival, traditional culture and community development The National Gungu Festival (FESNAG) is a manifestation of socio-cultural and touristic promotion...

Niergui Wodaabe refugee camp in Chad

In the Niergui Wodaabe refugee camp in Chad, more than 200 people survive on charity and NGO projects....

Yangambi, treasures in the Congo Basin

Yangambi, a trip on the Congo River In the province of Tschopo, in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of...

Isolated Tibesti, the legendary Sahara

Tibesti, a massive array of volcanoes, canyons, oases, dunes, strange peaks and isolated villages inhabited by the rude Teda people....

Ecotourism in Chad and community development

Ecotourism and development of local communities. Walking and Bicycle Routes in Chad The Guera Mountains have a great tourist attraction...

Ennedi; the Eden of the Sahara. Chronicles of a tour to Chad II

World Heritage, the Ennedi massif, located in northeastern Chad, is known as the "Eden of the Sahara", hides some of...

Ounianga Lakes, chronicles of a tour to Chad I

Like a big secret, Chad keeps jealously one of the most beautiful deserts on the planet with awesome places like...

Zakouma National Park in Chad

Visiting Zakouma National Park In Kumakonda we could not start 2019 in a better way, just finished with a new...

Bijagos Islands in Guinea Bissau, where women rule

On our last trip to Guinea Bissau in February 2018 we were lucky to learn more about this West African...

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