Category Archives: 19 Western Sahara

“God Makes Friends”

Posted on July 18, 2017 by Sam Pearce

Did I mention the Sahara was a bit windy? The constant howling gale might be great for drying washing, but it made it impossible to wash washing – for the first time we had to do it indoors, in our … Continue reading →

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“We Are Sahrawi”

Posted on June 14, 2017 by Sam Pearce

On 16th June 2016, we made our 20th border crossing (thanks to entering Senegal twice around The Gambia) into our 19th and 20th countries. Officially, we were moving from Mauritania into Morocco. But as far as South Africa is concerned, … Continue reading →

Posted in 19 Western Sahara | Tagged Green March, King Farquaad, King Mohammed VI, Mohamed Abdelaziz, Moroccan sand-berm, Polisario Front, SADR, Saharan rock piles, Tindouf refugee camps, travelling Africa, travelling with children | Leave a comment

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