Ibis Lome Centre

Avenue du General de Gaulle, BP 128 Lome, Togo

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Traveling on to Lomé

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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The travel today went smoothly. I woke up again several times during the night (jet lag), but felt good in the morning anyway. After breakfast, I repacked my gear. The shuttle was leaving for the airport at 9:00 am; I needed to be there by 10:00 for a noon flight. It took half an hour to check out because of a style of organization that is …

Friday in Lomé

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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Today was a busy day. In the morning I put the finishing touches on two Bible Studies I would be giving, one today and one tomorrow morning. The first was on the subject of setting priorities, the other on principles of wisdom and discernment. Mid-morning I took a taxi around town to buy notebooks and to make photocopies for the seminars that …

Last day in Lomé

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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Today was our last day of meetings for this year's seminars. Kossi Fiaboé picked me up at 8:30 once again, and we drove though the much busier (than yesterday's streets). I noticed there were quite a number of traffic policemen on street corners. I have never seen that before in Togo. Is it a sign that things are improving and there is more hope …

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Still off the truck

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

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... Doesnt seem an interesting city though. Big market on sandy back streets and not much else ( only the main road along the coast is sealed)
Interesting though are the market gardens all the way along the coast. Real sandy soil but seems to be an endless supply of water, and just meters from the beach. And nicely laid out gardens with veges. Lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes, onions, beetroot, ...

Dying to be mothers

A travel blog entry by faisal_abroad

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... is resourced by a health center, which is manned by a nurse. Ninety Five percent of the locals are subsistence farmers, which means that they cannot handle major costs associated with health care and cannot afford to take on major travel expenses to larger hospitals. The access to the health centers let alone Akatsi hospital is inadequate. The roads can only be travelled by motorbikes, which make the journey for a pregnant woman hazardous. The health centers at ...

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