Hotel Equateur Lome

102 rue Litime Lome, B.P. 538, Togo

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Shopping For Fetishes

A travel blog entry by tdv95

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With the sands of our adventure time draining out quickly, we have two countries to visit and the central theme is, wait for it, 'voodoo' thus completing our three legged and rhyming travel stool of Timbuktu- Ouagadougo- Voodoo. This was not, however, the Hollywood voodoo of black magic, zombies, and curses. The more famous voodoo sites of Haiti, …

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Still off the truck

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

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... high priest (question that one though, but he was dressed up!!!) Good market but couldnt find any voodoo dolls. Want desperately to buy a few and put names on them. Then will buy a packet of pins....... ------- you know what will happen next. Will keep looking for them.
Another day took a motorbike ride along the coast to just sightsee and another into Lome central just to have a look ...

Dying to be mothers

A travel blog entry by faisal_abroad

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... s are not formally trained but instead many take on the responsibility from older TBA’s, with whom they are likely to be related to. They are taught in traditional medicines and practices. They do not have formal training as midwives and there are no criteria for being a TBA.

The Akatsi district needs better health care. The district, with a population of 93400 is broken into 4 sub-districts, each of which is split into 5 sub-communities. Each of the ...

Last full day in Togo

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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... after 22:00. I shook hands all around, said goodbye to everyone and wished them a very good festival season. Guy drove me back to the hotel through light traffic, one dust and smoke-filled streets. The dust and smoke is more apparent at night when caught in headlights, only then can one see how much there is in the air.

It was a very pleasant and useful day. If all goes as planned tomorrow I will continue on to my last African stop: Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory ...

First full day in Lomé

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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... suggested we supplement that effort with radio and perhaps TV spot ads and brief broadcasts on targeted subjects. I believe this will be workable since the media situation in Togo is quite open.

When everyone arrived, we began the study. We sang a hymn as they love to do here and I asked an opening prayer, and then started a PowerPoint study on a chronological geographical history of the story of the Bible. I used maps and satellite photos and photos ...