The Walk For Love Africa Official blog
By ‘Niyi David The sleepy historical town of Inhambane offers a serene atmosphere away from the bustling exuberance of Maputo, Mozambique’s capital city. By and large, Inhambane main centre is relatively small and calm, while the small fishing village of Tofo, about 20km away…
By Anniey Mwangi In the vast tapestry of Africa’s burgeoning tourism industry, a vibrant thread of change is weaving its way through the fabric—empowering youth to step into leadership roles, fuel innovation, and ignite entrepreneurship. As the torchbearers of tomorrow,…
Tagged “Africa‘s Last Eden,” the Okavango Delta is the largest intact inland delta in the world. Measuring 20,236km², it has been identified as one of Africa’s last remaining great wildlife habitat, offering refuge to some of the world’s most endangered…
By Ramat Chukwumah It is advisable to start off a tour of Stone Town in the morning before it becomes very hot as the tour entails walking throughout. It is conducted through the many alleys and pathways that make up…
By Anniey Mwangi Greetings, fellow wanderers and culture enthusiasts! This week, our focus is on: “Harmonizing Cultures: The Magic of Music and Dance in Intra-Africa Tourism.” Come along as we peel back the curtain to reveal the remarkable ways in…
By Debbie Egwuogu On my last visit to Uganda, while whitewater rafting on the River Nile, we manoeuvred through Itanda Falls and the story of “Nyege Nyege” came up. Intrigued by the sheer magnitude of the festival, I decided to…
By Anniey Mwangi Greetings and welcome to our weekly blog post series! We aim to delve into tourism’s positive impact on African communities. Every week, we will share inspiring stories and initiatives that showcase how tourism can bring about empowerment,…
By Betymie Bonnelame The adoption and implementation of Africa’s Blue Economy Continental Strategy indicate that the continent is responding to a global call urging humanity to review and rethink the manner it operates within its natural environment. The statement was made by Seychelles’…
By Ramat Chukwumah We decided to spend our third day at Changuu Island (Prison Island), a small island off the coast of Zanzibar (the main island itself). One gets to the island by taking a boat from Stone Town and the ride was…
By Anniey Mwangi Hujambo! As we find ourselves in the heart of the second half of the year, travellers around the world are eagerly anticipating new adventures and experiences in the second half of 2023. With the world continuing to…