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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...

Tata Gonda, the celestial army

In the depths of the province of Congo Central, the followers of the now dead prophet Tata Gonda live in...

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...

Travel to Chad: Ennedi Massif Natural and Cultural Reserve

One of the main objectives of travel to Chad is to visit the Ennedi Massif, one of the most sublime...

Niergui Wodaabe refugee camp in Chad

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

Kinact: Festival Kinshasa in action in DR of Congo

The KinAct Festival is itinerant and takes place in several popular neighbourhoods of Kinshasa. Street performances, arts, social criticism and...

Malebo, encountering bonobos in Congo

Malebo, bonobos in the Democratic Republic of Congo With the idea of spotting wild bonobos we travelled to Malebo Site....

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....

Baaka Pygmies, forest inhabitants of Central Africa – 4/4

Pygmy peoples of Africa In this final part of the trip that we started in Chad four weeks before, we...

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