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Hotel du Centre Bangui

Au President Valerie Giscard D'Estaing Bangui, 1015, Central African Republic

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Spring Break! WHOOOOOOOHOOO!

A travel blog entry by cjost

A note to all who have never traveled within CAR you don't need to have a stair car to get hop-ons....here...you're gonna get some hop-ons (If the joke is lost on you I suggest you remedy the situation J) There's not really any WOOWOOOWOOO to this spring break but I am definitely not complaining! Many of you already know that I have made a trip to …

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The Central African Republic-179th country!

A travel blog entry by tom-of-boracay

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Just 3 passengers take off here at Bangui airport, the plane continues to Douala and Cotonou, it shows pretty well that the Central African Republic is no important destination on the international tourism map.Not yet.According to the department of tourism, around 3000 foreigners visit the country each year, and most of them go to the excellent National parks for wildlife viewing.But the country is not ...

Lost in translation...

A travel blog entry by cjost

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I have arrived in Bangui, a few days ago, but now I have a shot at the internet! The wait at CDG was not as bad as expected, afterall...I got on the plane and kept going. And now I have gotten sleep and can talk in coherent sentence (in english anyway, the french is still questionable). The airport at Bangui was just as crazy as I had been told it would be, but believe it or not (some of ...

And then there were three

A travel blog entry by lesleyd

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Well, the past few weeks flown by with the exodus of Tom. Tom is currently in a hospital in Paris attempting to have a kidney stone removed. We had some clear indications that a kidney stone might be present with lingering pain after successfully treating a UTI with antibiotics. I don't know what I would do without my Where there is no Doctor book or the Oxford Handbook of Tropical Medicine. Seriously, I could at least be a health care worker ...

Evan lo ke na ngu oko laso

A travel blog entry by lesleyd

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I'm working very ******* learning to speak and understand Sango, with mixed results. The title sentence says that Evan has seen 1 rainy season today, which is how you would say that today is his 1st birthday. One of the workers at WWF (Bertain) is letting me borrow a lesson book that he has on learning Sango from English. I'm excited about this because it's much more comprehensive than what I have had to use so far which ...

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