In this episode I ask my colleague and partner in crime, Tawanda Joseph Mutsena, to help me wrap up everything that has happened since we started this blogcasting journey. We talk about how it all started, social sustainable tourism and its possible synergies with festivals. We also give you a quick insight to what is […]
Podcast special: What is the Global Entity? Read More »
This is probably the hardest post I have written. It is about the less fun sides that can happen when you are an independent lady; rumours, trash talking, you name it. But I also tell you where I gather my strength and inspiration: with all of the women! Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a
Navigating Gender Dynamics: Insights from a Solo Female Traveler in Southern Africa Read More »
Slow traveling has absolutely turned my life upside down but what is it and how does it work? In this post I am diving into the concept and tell you what it is doing for me! Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a fellow curious soul wondering about your purpose in life, this blogcast focuses
Some people become special to us quickly. When I solo travel, I often find it easier to connect deeply with new people. This episode I take you along on a real adventure with beautiful souls. We have a not so nice encounter with the Mozambican police and I get to learn a lot. Again. Whether
Police, Parties and Goodbye’s: A Tribute to the Friends You Find Traveling Read More »
They say that when God closes a door, He opens a window. Through that perspective, even bed bugs could be seen as a blessing in disguise. And in my case, it certainly was! Come along as I get introduced to Maputo by locals and new friends! Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a fellow curious
Bed Bugs and Beyond: A Stumbling New Beginning in Mozambique Read More »
I share my first quick impressions of Maputo, but I’m confused. I arrived to Maputo a little bit of a wreck and spent the first week and a half hiding out in a hostel. Somewhere, somehow, somebody, just at the right time, reaches out to give me the break I needed to get out of
Lost and Found: Soul Searching on the go in Maputo Read More »
It takes two (and a half) attempts for me to get from Durban to Mozambique. Not the smooth first land border crossing in Africa that I had anticipated but it is both insightful and quite entertaining. Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a fellow curious soul wondering about your purpose in life, this blogcast focuses
Border Crossing: a solo travelers list of blunders from Durban to Maputo Read More »
I’ve been staying in the beautiful neighbouhood of Maboneng when in Johannesburg. I dive a little into its recent history of becoming one of Johannesburgs most popular tourist areas and the problems that has arisen with that. I also my last night here for this time, a beautiful encounter with the creatives of Maboneng! Whether
Maboneng After Dark: Gentrification Vs. Local Culture Read More »
Have you ever gotten over a fear by doing? Surfing has been my bridge to getting back into the ocean again after YEARS of avoiding it. This has been a process over many years but here in Cape Town I got the push I needed to go out with a board all on my own.Whether
Surfing the Waves of Fear: Surfing in Cape Town Read More »
As part of his crowdfunding project, Eldred shares his knowledge and passion for the Afro Latin dance communities and shines a light on the negation of Afro within these sectors.Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a fellow curious soul wondering about your purpose in life, this blogcast focuses equally on the outer journey as much
Crowdfunding project in Benin: the roots and origin of Salsa dance and rhythm Read More »
