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Mbabane et le Swaziland
... ainsi que la chanson d'adieu chantée en zoulou... avant de partir nous sommes allés voir les chutes (encore!) a l'extérieur du village... notre tourne s'est terminée a Manzini, la capitale économique du pays, mais pas du tout belle comme Mbabane.
Nov 14 From Averil
Serene Swaziland
This independant country has very close ties to S.A. (their best friend), and it's pretty
evident. We could pay with either S.A. rand or Swazi emalangeni (1:1),
...
Cows, speed bumps and border controls
Before I even begin trying to explain the title of this blog, I'll talk about what happened earlier in the week. While Declan was partying in the office on Wednesday afternoon I went with the MC to a training event run by an ex- AIESEC International president. We had to do things like build bridges and models out of Lego-type equipment, but unfortunately the whole event was in Portuguese, so Doreen (MC member from Kenya), Sally (MC member from Ghana) and I ...
They're HERE!
... early that night and got a lift with the country director at 7 am the next day. As it turned out, he had seen our fireworks show the night before and admonished us launching fire into people’s yards during the dry season (oops).
That day was quite nice, I got to see the training site they are using, talk to people a bit and help with a session about diversity. Diversity can be a really hard subject with problems involving both Swazis and other ...
Easter and Government
... make a plan but when you just go with it things end up working out! So Lungile, Dumsane (her husband) and I walked over to the Indvuna’s house, it ended up being really close by. We sat down on log under a tincoza tree and explained what we were up to in a surprisingly communicative mix of SiSwati and English. I was worried at first that the Indvuna disapproved of what we were doing but in the end he ...
A small country with a big culture
... of culture. We didn't know much about Swaziland, but we were here to find out. So we set off to a cultural village and waterfall.
Swaziland being a picturesque country, had a waterfall near the cultural centre that didn't disappoint. And because there was no one around, Shaun took the opportunity to leave his mark on Swaziland by doing a nudey swim. The only problem was that people did turn up and I had to explain that he was ...
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