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Arusha Naaz Hotel

Sokoine Arusha, 133-0057, Tanzania

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Two Weeks Down

A travel blog entry by admirawrl

... mother, with tears in her eyes (she clearly knew what it meant to be in that room). She had an abscess on the back of her leg that had to be cut and drained, and boy did she not want to have it done. I don't really blame her, again there was no local anaesthetic used as she was pinned down by her mother, a nurse and a doctor as a second doctor took to her leg with a surgical blade. I ended up standing outside until it was finished, I know their supplies are limited but it didn't ...

The Warmup Park

A travel blog entry by admirawrl

... day. There was myself, a ranger and two Italian men (Roberto and Paul); it was nice to finally just be with other people again. The ranger was able to show us flora and fauna I hadn't been able to see in the car, such as the white-fronted bee-eater (pronounced by Tanzanians as 'wife-beater') and the Dik-dik.

The Dik-dik is Africa's smallest antelope, which mates for life and secretes a strange black goo from glands beneath it's eyes in order to ...

Watch and Wait

A travel blog entry by rachoudshoorn

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... has had their foot run over. Imagine now street children running through traffic; that’s right, the cars do not stop! He was so scared, he kept looking everywhere for his ‘brothers’. I am quite sure my brain had left me at that moment, and I was going to try following him, Tom wouldn’t let me. None of us were quite sure what to do, and it was awful to stand and watch. But it was a good lesson I suppose. There is only so much we can do. Encourage, watch, and wait. ...

Court

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

... character, his pride and comfort in saving the lives of Tutsis during the genocide (often, he claims, at a cost to his own wallet and at the risk to his own life), and his heartache at being unable to help more victims. He thanked his defence team and his wife (who sat silently behind me throughout) and family for their support.

To hear his plea, and see his tears, was a strange experience. In isolation, one would be forgiven for feeling ...

Arusha National Park

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... thing happened... the only good thing about electricity going off all the time is that we still have water... because in Diani beach, when there was no electricity, there was no water... so, one can imagine the state of the toilets after a while...

While the kids are climbing Kilimanjaro, we decided to visit Arusha national park which is nearby... never mind the fact that we missed the turn and must have driven another 20kms before backtracking and finding it finally. ...

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