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1. Visit Africa's Southern Tip Sights to see at Africa's Southernmost tip, situated at L'Aghulas (also called Cape Agulhas), in the Western Cape, South Africa. If you plan to visit South Africa, the trip to Africa Southern tip is worth the effort!
2. Help Africa Headquarters Every lensmaster in this group is doing important work to help people living in Africa. The purpose of the group is to publicize our many worthy causes and gain exposure on an international level. Take the time to network with a few of your fellow He...
3. One of the World's biggest spectacles - spectacular wildlife Africa - astounding beauty. Migration is a magnificent sight! Aerial of Common Wildebeest Crossing River During Migration Photographic Print Rouse, Andy 18 in. x 24 in. Buy at AllPosters.com
4. Learn to Speak the Twi Language from Ghana Twi (pronounced 'chwee') is a language spoken in Ghana by about 6 million people. It is a dialect of the Akan language, which in turn belongs to the Kwa language family. Like most languages spoken south of the Sahara, Twi is a tone language, which m...
5. THE Essential list of Websites for Gap Year Opportunities I am currently thinking ahead to my gap year so i thought i'd share my research of websites to help and inspire you. The list includes websites for a year in industry, work placements abroad, conservation projects, volunteer projects, siteseeing tou...
6. Coffins of the Ga tribe in Ghana On the coast of Ghana, the Ga tribe approach death in an interesting way. A funeral is a time to both mourn and celebrate life. The coffins they create, therefore, are brightly colored, elaborate and festive. Often called "fantasy coffins",...
7. Woodturning Clubs & Guilds This lens is a compilation of links and information about various woodturning guilds, associations,  and clubs.  Organizations like these are a great source of information and inspiration.  From the novice turner looking for...
8. Steve Biko Steve Biko was a South African anti-aprtheid leader who died in prison of brain injury after being beaten by Pretoria police.
9. PAPA LEGBA, LOA OF OPPORTUNITIES & GATEKEEPER TO THE SPIRIT WORLD Papa Legba has his origins with the Fon people of Dahomey (Benin) Africa and is said to be the guardian and trickster of the crossroads and entrances. He is one of the most widely served orishas. In Haitian Vodou and New Orleans Voodoo, Papa Legba i...
10. Symbols of Kwanzaa Kwanza is an African American holiday rooted in the first harvest celebrations practiced by numerous indigenous cultures in Africa. The word "kwanzaa" derives from a Swahili phrase "matunda ya kwanza" which means "first fruit...
11. Wild Lion Gifts Is the lion your favorite animal? Do you dream of going on an African safari? Read what lion researchers are saying on their blogs, or search for for great lion gift ideas- great lion cards, the best Kenya safari tours and lodges, informative and ent...
12. Nelson Mandela Mandela's words, "The struggle is my life," are not to be taken lightly. "I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all per...
13. The 7 social and spiritual principles of Kwanzaa Kwanzaa is a spiritual, festive, and joyous holiday and Africans and African-Americans of all religious faiths and backgrounds practice Kwanzaa. The first Kwanzaa was was celebrated on December 26, 1966. Starting on December 26th, Kwanzaa lasts for s...
14. Learn Swahili Learn Swahili - To learn Swahili, also called Kiswahili, can be very fast and easy; using Pimsleur Swahili MP3 audios and regularly listening to these will teach you Swahili in a few weeks. The Pimsleur Swahili language course is availalbe online fo...
15. Habitat For Humanity Tri Cities Washington | Eliminate Poverty Housing and Homelessness | Volunteering and Compassion Tri Cities Habitat For Humanity, brought to you by real estate agents (and Tri Cities residents), Joe and Colleen Lane of The Lane Real Estate Team. | Habitat for Humanity Tri Cities invites people of all backgrounds, races and religions to buil...
16. What In The World Is A Serval? Silently hidden in the tall grass, a serval stalks it's prey. Listening for the faintest rustle of tiny feet, the cat suddenly leaps straight up in to the air and snatches a song bird in mid-flight instead of the rodent it was listening for. Every da...
17. Addis Abeba I packed my bags and travelled to Ethiopia. The flight from Rome took me to Addis Abeba's Bole International Airport. This is a gateway to the rest of Ethiopia. The airport also serves many destinations in Africa, Middle East, Asia, Europe and North...
18. Zija Health Drink and Business Zija, pronunced ZEEJA, is a company that produces a health drink made of the juice of the moringa tree. The goal of this lens is to evaluate the claims and the business opportunity. What is Zija? It is a daily vitamin in a can made from the most nutr...
19. Wildlife & Travel Photo Gallery After many years of traveling the world and taking photos, mostly of wildlife and nature and I have published some of them in a Zazzle Gallery. Here is a selection of some of these photographs and links to the associated Zazzle productions; cards and...
20. Egypt: Nile Cruise The best way to see Ancient Egypt is to cruise along the Nile, although there is a lot to see in Cairo or the Valley of the Kings, for a few days, without traveling the length of the Nile. Many tourists also go to Egypt for the beaches, diving and sn...