Monthly Archives: November 2016
WE LOVE DAKAR! Part 3: Dak’art
WARNING! Tired people brace yourselves: this is a ridiculously long blog, even for me, with a stupid amount of pics. But can I help it if Dakar was this fascinating? The Art of Living Stumbling upon the Lou Bess Farmers … Continue reading
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Tagged African Renaissance Monument, Afrosiders, Alexis Peskine, Aso Mawon Matnik, butterfly wing art, Cheikh Anta Diop, Dak'art 2016, Dakar Farmers Market, Deggi Daaj, Dolima, Doudou Ndiaye Rose, Erwan Le Vigoureux, Fabrice Monteiro, Fruitic Foods, Hissene Habre, Hotel Sokamon, Jappo Liggey, Joe Ouakam, La Sénégalaise de L’Automobile, Laiterie du Berger, Nébéday, Simon Fenton, Sunu Tool boerewors, Taaru Askan Farm
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WE LOVE DAKAR! Part 2: Teranga
Day One We spent our first night in Dakar outside the Ambassador’s house. We’d turned up at the SA Embassy late, having got lost on the way in, and arrived at 4pm, without an appointment. Yet former Chief of Defence … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambassador Abel Mxolisi Shilubani, Boris and Peggi Sow, Dakar Conference, Daniel Egreteau, Deputy Minister Landers, Freedom Day, Hotel Terrou-Bi, King Fahd Palace Hotel, Le Ngor Restaurant, Ngor, Ngor Lounge, Ouakam, Radisson Blu Dakar, Sheriff Bojang Jnr., Trudie Amulungu, WADR, West African College of the Atlantic
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Africa Clockwise 