Archive for December, 2005

December 27th, 2005

Blogging from Africa

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Its been a challenge blogging from East Africa where I spent over 2 weeks. The Cyber Cafes offer outdated computers with keyboards and mouse are old, sticky and grungy and the internet slow to respond.

I have a memory stick where I was able to keep up with offline blogging at afriend’s house in Uganda. So I am now ready to post the saved blogs from Capetown in South Africa.

Hope you enjoy these!

December 27th, 2005

Day 11 – HIV and AIDS a Visionary Model for Africa

Posted in General, Inspirations, Travel & Adventure by Indra | Email Email

HIV and AIDS is the most serious issue facing Africa today. You cannot escape its impact at every level and almost always comes up in conversations. In Kenya, there is one woman who is laying down the vision and model for attacking this disease. We had the pleasure and honour of meeting, Jane Wathome the founder of Beacon of Hope.

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December 27th, 2005

Day 10 – Shopping in Nairobi

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Wesley our guide for the day takes us to several malls and we shopped till we dropped! Back at the hotel, Kathleen kills 2 cockroaches in the hotel room.

December 27th, 2005

Day 9 - Kenya

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Back to Kenya! Check into the Meridian… quite a let down from where we have stayed so far. Its only for 3 nights and we will manage.

December 27th, 2005

Day 8 – Trip to East Kololo Primary School

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What does it feel like going back in time to your favourite school?

Bharat drove me to my old School, East Kololo Primary School.

I remembered most of the classes I actually spent time in. My last class was Primary seven before I left for England. The buildings are in extremely poor condition needing much repair and work. It used to be one of the best schools..that is no more!

It is my last night in Kampala, and my brother has invited us for dinner at his house. Its been intense but I feel really good about my trip to Uganda. A much needed closure.