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My blog is about Africa. It is also about the Middle East and life in general, reflecting over 30 years of work and study in Africa and the Middle East – Come and join me!
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- Petit Boy-Boy (Kittie) Goes Big-Time on LOL Cats (Maybe…)
- DESCRIPTION BY AHMED IBN-FOZLAN OF THE INCREMATION OF A NORSE CHIEF, 10TH.C.
- Happy May Day – A Great Burundian Holiday
- . . . And Then the Rains Came: Coping in Kajaga Village
- Quiz on Identifying Ancient Egyptian Plants
- We launch our new series on the people shaping African cuisine with Chef Pierre Thiam
- Can You Identify These Plants from Ancient Egypt?
- Special Times at the Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika – Come Visit!!
- A Visit to the Holy Land by Ida Pfeiffer in 1842
- Locusts and Hyenas: The Red Sea Hills of Eastern Egypt & Sudan
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- Ancient Near East: Just the Facts
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- One Billion Hungry: Can We Feed the World?
- Writing Your Way
- Petrie's Sardines
- A Year in Provenance
- The Heritage Trust
- Leaving Fundamentalism
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Category Archives: Living here
Petit Boy-Boy (Kittie) Goes Big-Time on LOL Cats (Maybe…)
Yesterday the following picture appeared on LOL cats: And I thought, ‘OH! Petit Boy-Boy has gone Global!’ Here’s why: Well, perhaps not… Although, perhaps tweaked with PhotoShop? Who knows – LOL cat photo-makers have certainly been known to use photos … Continue reading
Happy May Day – A Great Burundian Holiday
May Day is enthusiastically celebrated here in Burundi – a great parade of workers from different organizations, families visiting and strolling the beach, and lots of food and drink. Boy-Boy - a huge Burmese cat who accompanied me when I came from Kenya – … Continue reading
Posted in Burundi, Cats, Living here
Tagged Africa, Bujumbura, Burundi, East Africa, food, Freedom of the press, Gatumba, May Day, Pierre Nkurunziza
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Post-War Peace on the Shores of Lake Tanganyika: Riding High!
Civil war officially ended in Burundi in 2006. For several years thereafter, there have been sporadic fights and attacks, but these, too, have dwindled to almost ‘zero’. What changes has a blanket of peace brought? This blog concentrates on post-war activities on the … Continue reading
Holiday Greetings to our Friends and Colleagues
Holiday greetings to all our friends and colleagues – and may 2013 bring you joy and blessings! Related articles African Beef Stew with sweet potatoes and mangos, cooked and served in a Pumpkin (dianabuja.wordpress.com)
Christmas in Africa: Village-Style in Burundi
Christmas in Burundi: Celebrations in the nearby village Christmas Day 2011> Related articles Batwa Pots in Burundi: Traditional Clay Pot Cuisine, Pt. 2 of 2 (dianabuja.wordpress.com) African Beef Stew with sweet potatoes and mangos, cooked and served in a Pumpkin … Continue reading
An African Christmas, Burundi-Style
I will be sharing a few blogs on Christmases Past here at Lake Tanganyika, the first being> Christmas celebrations at the Club du Lac Tanganyika Chef Richard and his senior team wish you Happy Holidays! Related articles Batwa Pots in … Continue reading
Artist-in-Resident at the Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika: Art Helping Kids in Africa
Art does not need justification, nobody has to be excused for making art… – Robert Omundi Robert Omundi, Resident Artist at the Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika, has a goal: To inspire, disciple and enable vulnerable children, orphans and street … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-East, Art in Africa, Burundi, Hotel Club du Lac Tanganyika2, Living here
Tagged Galleries, Kenya, Visual Arts, Work of art
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