Cape Town Part 4: Surviving My Shark Encounter…
I’m pleased to say that I have bravely battled no fewer than 12 great white sharks and I have lived to tell the tale. And […]
Cape Town Part 3: The Winelands
The area around Cape Town is also known for its excellent wines, and South Africa actually hold the no.8 spot in the world for quantity […]
Cape Town Part 2: The Cape Peninsula
The Cape of Good Hope is the most south-westerly tip of the African continent and juts out into the Atlantic Ocean as a thin and mountainous […]
My First Impressions of One Young World: the Opening Ceremony
[While this was technically posted on the 12th October 2013, it was actually written on the 3rd October, the day after the Opening Ceremony] After […]
Postcard of the Week: Greetings from Ghana
My mother, Malvena Stuart-Taylor, was out in Ghana again a few weeks ago volunteering and training Ghanaian doctors with the G.A.S. Partnership, and she sent me this postcard. Last […]
Art: Tribesmen in Uganda
This painting comes from Kampala, the capital of Uganda, and actually belongs to my mother, who is much more well-travelled than me when it comes to Africa. (Take a […]
Why You Should Learn… German, French & Italian
Having completed the series and profiled all of the top 10 most spoken languages in the world, here’s my final post on your three most popular European Languages to […]
Guest Post: An Overland Ambulance Trip to Ghana
Malvena Stuart-Taylor recounts her brave trip across West Africa to deliver two ambulances to needy hospitals in northern Ghana. Her own very detailed blog about her experience can be found […]
