The first thing we noticed when we cycled from the border to the town of Rumphi was the plastic. After Rwanda, plastic pollution was a common sight, but nowhere was it as rampant as in Malawi. In the villages we cycled through, thousands and thousands of blue plastic bags were piled on top of each …
As per usual, we left Mbala, the first town in Zambia, a little later than we intended to. The reason was typically African: we couldn’t get breakfast in time as there was no gas at our hostel. Tho therefore headed out to buy some peanut butter and jam, which turned out to be a great …
After a soft landing in Rwanda, our time in the Real Africa started on the 20th of June. In the evening, we wandered about on the Tanzanian side of Rusumo, the border village, which was more of a resting place for truckers than anything else. As we were looking for a place to eat, we …
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