Luanda, Angola
Asmara, Eritrea
Maseru, Lesotho
Djibouti, Djibouti
Cape Town, South Africa
Pretoria, South Africa
Niamey, Niger
Libreville, Gabon
Moroni, Comoros
Monrovia, Liberia
Port Louis, Mauritius
Maputo, Mozambique
Tripoli, Libya
Harare, Zimbabwe
Accra, Ghana
Cairo, Egypt
Windhoek, Namibia
Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaPhotos of Dar By Brian Mc Morrow
Nairobi, Kenya
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Rabat, Morocco
LIZ,
ReplyDeleteAfrica is the richest place but it has got the poorest race compared(the words of peter tosh)
Good post,I like the idea of presenting Africa in different perspectives.
ReplyDeleteHello Jeff,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting Saharan Vibe.
I am still working on the African cities postings and will be adding one or two sentences about each city. However, one of the challenges was that for most of the cities accessing city photos online was more like looking for a needle in a hay stack. Nevertheless it is fun.
Otherwise keep visiting the vibe.
Liz
Liz,
ReplyDeleteThe best way would probably be to contact some photo bloggers of photo-journalists of a particular country.Nevertheless, I think you have already done a fantastic job of highlighting our cities.
Habari Liz,
ReplyDeleteOur Africa is very beautiful than we(Africans)think of it. But we need to do something to improve life conditions in rural Africa where most of the African population reside.
You may get more nice pictures of Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Zanzibar and Kampala from issamichuzi.blogspot
Viva forever Saharan Vibe!
Tanzanianboy
Habari Tanzania Boy
ReplyDeleteI will be posting a sequel to this posting African Cities part two. If you have great skyline photos of Dodoma please email them to me.
Liz
Hello Liz,
ReplyDeleteI'm eagerly awaiting for that A.C part II.But frankly speaking I don't have any Dodoma pictures.But I remember I saw one on Issamichuzi blogspot sometimes back in November or October last year.I think Majjid's jambophotos.com may have some.
Ahsante sana Dada!
Tanzanianboy!
Hi Liz,
ReplyDeleteIs it just natural that Libreville and Monrovia look identical or there was a posting error?
Cheers.
Tanzanianboy!
Habari Tanzania Boy
ReplyDeleteThanks for noting the error. Correction made.
Cheers Liz
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ReplyDeleteHello Liz,
ReplyDeleteYou probably noticed that I linked to this post from my blog
I think you did a great work, really useful to break stereotypes of Africa in some countries like Spain. This is one of my goals with my blog, so I found yours really useful :)
Thanks!
David
Hi David,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to learn that you find my blog a useful informative tool. I have always believed that what Africa needs is African solutions for African shortcomings/problems. One of the major challenges I am seeking to address is the mass ignorance about the African continent by outsiders plus those of us who call Africa home.
Please see the posting on Sudan posted on 31st May. The skyline in Khartoum will soon set higher standards to which other African states will seek to emulate.
Hi again,
ReplyDeleteYes, you're right
I have read your post about Sudan (31st May) and I find it really interesting too. I thing I'll prepare something about it soon, linking again :)
Excellent presentation!
ReplyDeleteThese are some pretty cool photos. As someone who spent considerable time in Africa, though, I can assure you that these photos don't capture the real spirit of what goes on.
ReplyDeleteI've been to 4 or 5 of the cities here and the only ones that I know are actually relatively attractive cities are Cape Town and Pretoria in South Africa. Maputo, by contrast, is an extremely ugly city as is Dar Es Salaam.
So folks, don't get too romanticized in your heads about Africa. It has it's charm, but it's by no means the perfect place. Take it from someone who knows.
nice pics.
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