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November 03, 2009
Red African soil. Close up.
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Travel, Work and Live in Africa
- Why you probably can't get an international job (and what to do about that)
- Weather Forecast for Dar es Salaam
- Visa for Tanzania
- Travel advice on health and vaccinations
- The East African Jobs Site
- If you want my advice...?
- NGO Jobs
- Malaria prophylactics, self test kits and keeping your head cool
- Job Adverts on Relief Web
- How to become an aidworker?
- How to find a house in Dar Es Salaam?
- Getting started as an aid worker - A positive story
- Find a job in Africa
- Aidworker Blogs
Culturistic
Good Places to go
- Mtoni Marine, only 5 minutes north of Stone Town. Best pool, best food, best setting. My Icelandic family's abosolute favorite.
- Dhow Inn, the funkiest place in Paje
- Malaika House, a laid-back beach bar in Dar es Salaam
- The Badminton Institute - delicious, cheap, Indian food in the centre of Dar es Salaam
- Matemwe Beach Village, hotel on the northeast coast of Zanzibar
- Onsea House - the best gourmet restaurant in Arusha
- The Old Boma - accommodation in Mikindani, Southern Tanzania
- Clove Hotel - quality hotel in Stone town
- Mkoma Bay, tented lodge in Pangani
- Hotel Kiponda - cheap, but not too basic, hotel in Stone Town
What's up, Tanzania?
- Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF)
- What does the sayings on the kanga mean?
- Visa 2 Dance - African & International Contemporary Dance Festival in Dar es Salaam
- Useful Kiswhaili Phrases
- Tupite - cultural events in Dar es Salaam
- The Wikipedia on Tanzania
- The Tide Table
- The Makutano Fair - best handicraft fair in Dar es Salaam
- The East African - weekly newspaper
- The Barghashia Hat
- Tanzanian Recipes
- Tanzanian Newspapers Online
- Swahili/English Online Dictionary
- Swahili Time
- Sauti za Busara - music festival on Zanzibar
- Routes in Rhythm Project - full-moon parties and beach-side events at Zanzibar
- Pambazuka News - Weekly Forum for Social Justice in Africa
- News for Tanzanians in Denmark
- MS-TCDC, Arusha
- MS Ngoma Troupe - a traditional dancing group from Usa River
- Modern Maasai Jewellery
- MaKuYa Festival - cultural festival in Mtwara, Southern Tanzania
- Kanga Kabisa - Swahili kanga in Swedish design
- MAGO - African fabrics/ Italian Design
- Global Voices Online - Tanzania
- Give your baby a Swahiil name!
- Events calendar - British Council - Africa
- Dar Reality Cycle (Afri Roots)
- Dar 411, News and Information Portal
Africa, How' You Doing?!
- Tired of re-inventing the wheel? We are ... | Aid Workers Network
- The Other World News. News about humanitarian aid, development projects and relief operations
- The Nelson Mandela Foundation
- The Mail & Guardian, South Africa
- Reuters Africa
- MYC4: Make a difference - and a profit.
- Johnny Clegg - the White Zulu
- IRIN, humanitarian news and analysis from Africa, Asia and the Middle East - updated daily
- Financial Times/Arena: Is aid working?
- FIFA.com - The Official Website of the FIFA World Cup™
- Comrade Fatso & Chabvondoka - one of the most popular and controversial poets in the Zimbabwe arts scene
- BarCamp / BarcampNairobi08
- Baobab Connections
- APPFRICA / BarCampKampala
- Aid People
- Afrobarometer
- Africa Interactive - Online Publisher Focused on Africa
- Scatterlings Club - the official Johnny Clegg Community
Recent Comments
- twitter.com/pinkcoffee on I ask: Does revolutionaries read UN protocols?
- silver bracelet on Serious piercings and jewellery
- Vee on Africa. Always in serious colours.
- Rob on Breaking (mainly other people's) illusions in Q Bar, Dar es Salaam
- Pernille Bærendtsen on Africa. Always in serious colours.
- Pernille Bærendtsen on Africa. Always in serious colours.
- Pernille Bærendtsen on Breaking (mainly other people's) illusions in Q Bar, Dar es Salaam
- Said on Africa. Always in serious colours.
- Rob on Breaking (mainly other people's) illusions in Q Bar, Dar es Salaam
- Pernille Bærendtsen on I ask: Does revolutionaries read UN protocols?
November 2009
Categories
- + list over things which are good about returning to Denmark
- - list over things which are not good about leaving Tanzania
- 2010 South African FIFA World Cup
- [ùbúntú]
- A Life Less Ordinary
- A-F-R-I-C-A doesn't always make AFRICA
- Bling in Bongo
- Catching the Deluge In A Papercup
- Chameleon
- Development
- Gone Tribal
- In šaʾ Allāh
- Karma Cowgirl
- Kenya
- Kweli...?!
- Lost in translation
- Mzungu!
- Photography
- Politics
- Religion
- Rules of Gravity
- Safari
- Sauti za Busara
- Scandinavian Inside
- Self Promotion
- Somewhere on the Swahili Coast
- South Africa
- Swahili
- Tanzania
- Too much caffeine in my blood stream (and a lack of real spice in my life)
- Turn up the Volume
- Uganda
- Up on the African continent
- Web/Tech
- What Does A Development Worker Do?
- Zanzibar
