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Dazzling Diamonds – And Other African Precious Gems
Fashion / Top 10

Dazzling Diamonds – And Other African Precious Gems

From the 3,000-carat Cullinan Diamond in South Africa, to Tanzania’s rare Queen of Kilimanjaro tanzanite stone –Africa is known to be home to some of the of the largest and most radiant precious gems ever found. Africa.com takes a closer look at some of the continent’s biggest and best finds.

The European Union Debt Crisis: Lessons for Africa
Business & Finance

The European Union Debt Crisis: Lessons for Africa

Looking at the European Union and the recent eurozone crises, what lessons can Africa learn about forming an economic union, building strong economies, and forming unified leadership?

Wedding Bells in Namibia
Arts & Culture

Wedding Bells in Namibia

Susan Moolman, author of the Sue in the City blog, shares with us her post about her wedding in her home country of Namibia.

Rumit’s African Journey June-July 2010: PART 5 — NAMIBIA
Travel

Rumit’s African Journey June-July 2010: PART 5 — NAMIBIA

Rumit Mehta, recently returned from safari in four African countries, shares his extraordinary experiences with Africa.com. This is the fifth in a five part series being released this week (complete with photos!) detailing his travels in Zambia, South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana.

Are you a Traveler or an Explorer?
Travel

Are you a Traveler or an Explorer?

I recently came across a wonderful quote by British author Bill Bryson that summed up the difference between travel and a GOOD travel experience: “I can’t think of anything that excites a greater sense of childlike wonder than to be in a country where you are ignorant of almost everything.”

My Immersion Journeys staff and I have shared this quote to all our travelers, hoping that their interpretation of travel aligns with what we strive for.  Beyond fond memories, travel should ensure a unique experience and foster global citizenship, but above all, travel should enable everyone to be an “explorer” and not merely a tourist.