• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Europe Breaking News

Breaking News Stories from Europe and Around the World

  • Business
  • Science
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Sports
  • Travel

Africa: Globetrotter Jessica Nabongo Is Inspiring African Travelers and Digital Nomads

May 18, 2018 by allafrica.com

  • English
  • En Français
My Account
  • By AllAfrica
  • News Sources
  • Media Kit
  • Who We Are
  • Donate
  • Countries
    • All Countries
      • AlgeriaAngolaBeninBotswanaBurkina FasoBurundiCameroonCape VerdeCentral African RepublicChadComorosCongo-BrazzavilleCongo-KinshasaCote d’Ivoire
      • DjiboutiEgyptEquatorial GuineaEritreaEthiopiaGabonGambiaGhanaGuineaGuinea BissauKenyaLesothoLiberiaLibya
      • MadagascarMalawiMaliMauritaniaMauritiusMoroccoMozambiqueNamibiaNigerNigeriaRwandaSenegalSeychellesSierra Leone
      • SomaliaSouth AfricaSouth SudanSudanSwazilandSão Tomé and PríncipeTanzaniaTogoTunisiaUgandaWestern SaharaZambiaZimbabwe
    • Africa-Wide
    • Central Africa
      • Central Africa HomeAngolaBurundiCameroonCentral African RepublicChad
      • Congo-BrazzavilleCongo-KinshasaEquatorial GuineaGabonRwandaSão Tomé and Príncipe
    • East Africa
      • East Africa HomeBurundiComorosDjiboutiEritreaEthiopiaKenyaMadagascar
      • MauritiusRwandaSeychellesSomaliaSouth SudanSudanTanzaniaUganda
    • North Africa
      • North Africa HomeAlgeriaEgyptLibyaMoroccoTunisiaWestern Sahara
    • Southern Africa
      • Southern Africa HomeAngolaBotswanaLesothoMalawiMozambique
      • NamibiaSouth AfricaSwazilandZambiaZimbabwe
    • West Africa
      • West Africa HomeBeninBurkina FasoCameroonCape VerdeCote d’IvoireGambiaGhanaGuineaGuinea Bissau
      • LiberiaMaliMauritaniaNigerNigeriaSenegalSierra LeoneSão Tomé and PríncipeTogo
  • Topics
    • All Topics
      • AIDSAfrica on the MoveAgribusinessAid and AssistanceArms and ArmiesAsia, Australia, and AfricaAthleticsBankingBook ReviewsBooksBusinessCapital FlowsChildrenClimateCommoditiesCompanyConflictConstructionCorruptionCurrenciesDebtEbolaEcotourismEducationEnergyEntertainmentEnvironment
      • Europe and AfricaExternal RelationsFood and AgricultureGame ParksGovernanceHealthHuman RightsICTInfrastructureInnovationInternational OrganisationsInvestmentLabourLand and Rural IssuesLatin America and AfricaLegal AffairsMalariaManufacturingMediaMiddle East and AfricaMigrationMiningMusicMusic ReviewsNCDsNGONutrition
      • OceansOlympicsPeacekeepingPetroleumPolioPregnancy and ChildbirthPrivatizationRefugeesReligionScienceSoccerSportStock MarketsSustainable DevelopmentTerrorismTradeTransportTravelTuberculosisU.S., Canada and AfricaUrban IssuesWaterWildlifeWomenWorld Cup
    • Entertainment
      • Entertainment HomeBook ReviewsBooksMusicMusic Reviews
    • Business
      • Business HomeAgribusinessBankingCapital FlowsCommoditiesCompanyConstruction
      • CurrenciesDebtEnergyICTInfrastructureInvestmentLabour
      • ManufacturingMiningPetroleumPrivatizationStock MarketsTradeTransport
    • Conflict
      • Conflict HomeArms and ArmiesPeacekeepingRefugeesTerrorism
    • Environment
      • Environment HomeClimateOceansWaterWildlife
    • Health
      • Health HomeAIDSEbolaMalariaNCDsNutritionPolioPregnancy and ChildbirthTuberculosis
    • Sport
      • Sport HomeAthleticsOlympicsSoccerWorld Cup
    • Travel
      • Travel HomeEcotourismGame Parks
  • Development
    • Aid and Assistance
    • Education
    • Environment
    • Food and Agriculture
    • Health
    • Women
  • BizTech
    • Business Home
    • Agribusiness
    • Banking
    • Capital Flows
    • Commodities
    • Company
    • Construction
    • Currencies
    • Debt
    • Energy
    • ICT
    • Infrastructure
    • Investment
    • Labour
    • Manufacturing
    • Mining
    • Petroleum
    • Privatization
    • Stock Markets
    • Trade
    • Transport
  • Entertainment
    • Entertainment Home
    • Book Reviews
    • Books
    • Music
    • Music Reviews
  • Sport
    • Sport Home
    • Athletics
    • Olympics
    • Soccer
    • World Cup
  • Africa/World
    • Asia, Australia, and Africa
    • Europe and Africa
    • International Organisations
    • Latin America and Africa
    • Middle East and Africa
    • U.S., Canada and Africa
  • Governance
    • Corruption
    • Governance
    • Human Rights
    • Land and Rural Issues
    • Legal Affairs
    • Media
    • NGO
  • Multimedia
    • Video
    • Audio
    • Document
    • Web Site
    • InFocus Pages
    • PhotoEssays
  • Innovation
  • Sustainability
18 May 2018

This is Africa (Hilversum)

Tagged:

  • Africa
  • Entertainment

tweet share Google+ comment email more

Related Topics

  • Africa
    Africa: Cities Pledge to Cut Climate Emissions to Zero By 2050Africa: Presidential Term Limits – Slippery Slope Back to Authoritarianism in AfricaAfrica: Africa’s Business Schools Need to Be Locally Relevant and Globally WiseAfrica: How Collaboration Can Help Grow and Transform Agriculture
  • Entertainment
    Kenya: Odinga Urges Films Board to Let People Watch Gay Film ‘Rafiki’Kenya: Lupita Nyong’o Nominated in BET Awards for ‘Black Panther’ RoleAfrica: New York Festival Gives Voice to African StoriesSouth Africa: A Story of a Memorable Photograph, and Why It Matters
Photo: Jessica Nabongo/Instagram

Jessica Nabongo

By Kylie Kiunguyu

Travelling helps to broaden horizons and change ingrained perceptions which makes it a necessary endeavour for the liberated African youth. Jessica Nabongo is showing the world what African tourism and digital nomad-ism looks like. She is “on a mission to become the first black woman to travel to all of the countries in the world”.

Ugandan-American Jessica Nabongo has set herself the lofty goal of visiting every country in the world and has just 13 more months to achieve it. She aims to visit the 195 UN member countries and observer states, which includes the Vatican and Palestine. She is currently down to 89, before her self-imposed deadline of May 15, 2019, which is also her 35th birthday. Should she succeed, she will be the first black woman and Ugandan to accomplish the fete. However, if she doesn’t achieve the goal, at least she will have inspired multitudes of African travelers to follow suit.

Nabongo first started her travels at the tender age of six years old and has since lived on four continents in five countries. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Nabongo is an American with dual citizenship, as her parents are Ugandan immigrants. From her interview with Forbes Magazine we gain a glimpse of what it is to be both an African traveler and a digital nomad.

Digital Nomads

Digital nomads are a type of people who use telecommunication technologies to earn a living and, more generally, conduct their life in a nomadic manner. This could include working remotely, crowd funding or even partnerships with like-minded companies. Nabongo has used a combination of avenues to secure funding for her travel.

The bulk of her travelling has been self-sponsored, but the costs rack up when one has such an ambitious goal. When Nabongo realized it would cost approx. $133,500 to visit the remaining 89 countries on her list, she decided to reach out to brands for sponsorship and create a gofundme page where fans can donate money to cover her costs.

The response so far has been overwhelming according to Nabongo, “People have already been like, ‘how can we help, what can we do?,'” she says. “People want to see me win and that has been humbling.”

Travel Limitations

Not all destinations are easy to gain entry into or safe to visit. The nine hardest countries to visit in the world that also happen to be part of Nabongo’s list are: Syria, Yemen, Libya, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Turkmenistan and the Central African Republic.

But the avid traveler is undeterred. For the more dangerous locations like Yemen or Syria, that have ongoing civil wars, Nabongo intends to rely on her existing network from her time at the United Nations and during her graduate program at the London School of Economics.

There is also the issue of an extremely tight schedule. With all the countries she has yet to visit Nabongo’s time in various destinations is limited to days not weeks which does not give her much time to immerse herself in the culture. To remedy this she tries to connect with locals or hire a translator to help her communicate. “There’s no point in going to a country taking a pictures at the biggest tourist site and then leaving. For me the biggest part of traveling is talking to the people there. I’ve gone to some countries and not seen the biggest tourists sites and I’m ok with that.”

Navigating as an African traveler

So as to normalize the notion of African tourism and inspire more women and citizens with less passport power to travel to off-the-beaten track destinations, Nabongo frequently uses her Ugandan passport rather than her American one. However her experiences have not been easy even in countries where Ugandans are meant to have visa-free travel. She thinks its much more difficult to travel with an African passport because of the negative perception the world has of the continent but this could eventually change if more Africans embraced the traveler spirit.

“A lot of people don’t think of Africans as a consumer, they just think charity or baby,” says Nabongo. “I want immigration to see, ‘hey Ugandans are tourists [too].'”

For all of the unpleasant moments she’s also had plenty rewarding ones. She said, “There is racism in the world, there just is. That is what history has left us with. But throughout my travels I am left with the fact that most people are good.”

In the past year of her adventure, Nabongo has received encouraging words from people of color all over the world. Many say that her trips have inspired them to visit countries they thought would be unwelcoming.

Nabongo’s biggest rule is that “you can’t let the mere possibility of what [might] happen to deter you. I want to show that black people travel. I’m representing America and also Uganda.” Her goal is to “show the possibility” and for “little black and brown girls around the world to know that they can travel.”

Africa

Discovering Africa – South African Cyclist Tours Continent

Sam Jack has covered 11, 500 km in eight months and plans to cover West and North Africa in five months. Read more »

Read the original article on This is Africa.

See What Everyone is Watching

Copyright © 2018 This is Africa. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media (allAfrica.com). To contact the copyright holder directly for corrections — or for permission to republish or make other authorized use of this material, click here.

AllAfrica publishes around 800 reports a day from more than 130 news organizations and over 500 other institutions and individuals, representing a diversity of positions on every topic. We publish news and views ranging from vigorous opponents of governments to government publications and spokespersons. Publishers named above each report are responsible for their own content, which AllAfrica does not have the legal right to edit or correct.

Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica.com as the publisher are produced or commissioned by AllAfrica. To address comments or complaints, please Contact us.

  • Africa: Discovering Africa – South African Cyclist Tours Continent
  • Africa: New York Festival Gives Voice to African Stories
  • Africa: Globetrotter Jessica Nabongo Is Inspiring African Travelers and Digital Nomads
  • Africa: Africa Will Be Pretoria’s Real Testing Ground On Foreign Policy
  • Africa: Amnesty ‘Edit-a-Thon’ to Document Women Activists’ Lives
  • Africa: Global Plan Powers Up to Supply Clean Energy for Refugees
  • Africa: Fashions Finest Africa ‘Epic Show’ Set to Hold
  • Africa: Cities Pledge to Cut Climate Emissions to Zero By 2050
  • Africa: Presidential Term Limits – Slippery Slope Back to Authoritarianism in Africa
  • Africa: The Fading Use of Indigenous Languages in African Households
  • Africa: Exclusive-UK’s First Anti-Slavery Chief Set to Leave Landmark Role
  • Africa: Can Bees Battle Climate Losses? Harvests Aren’t Sweet As Hoped, Farmers Say
  • Africa: How Planting Trees Can Protect Cocoa Plants Against Climate Change
  • Africa: Will Climate Change Cause More Migrants Than Wars?
  • Africa: Africa Gains Momentum in Green Climate Solutions
  • Africa: African Cities Pledge to Cut Climate Emissions to Zero
  • Africa
  • Entertainment
  • Moroccans Describe Impact of the World’s Largest Solar Complex

  • “Agriprenuers” – The Faces of Africa’s Young Agribusiness Owners
  • Africa Struggling to Tackle Illicit Capital Flows
  • Which Climate-Smart Technologies Will Pay Off for Farmers?
  • Which African Countries Attended the U.S. Jerusalem Embassy Bash?
  • App Lets You ‘Enter The Room’ That Brings War to Life
  • Kenya’s Attendance of U.S. Jerusalem Embassy Opening ‘Worrying’
  • How Agriculture Can Transform Africa’s Economy – Ministers Debate
  • Curb Inequality & Create Jobs – ECA Advises Ministers
  • WHO Chief Meets DR Congo’s Kabila Over Ebola Outbreak
  • Niger Sends Sudanese Refugees Back to Libya
  • 10 Countries on High Alert Over DRC Ebola Outbreak
  • DR Congo Authorities Confirm Ebola Outbreak

More From: This is Africa

  • Nigeria: Prof Wole Soyinka Urges Nigeria’s Anti-Corruption Body to Arrest Corrupt Leaders
  • Africa: Globetrotter Jessica Nabongo Is Inspiring African Travelers and Digital Nomads
  • Zimbabwe: Thomas Mapfumo and the Language of Zimdancehall
  • Mali: 5 Year-Old Girl With Albinism Djeneba Diarra Beheaded in Suspected Ritual Murder
  • Africa: The Fading Use of Indigenous Languages in African Households
  • Africa: ‘Keeping the Messy in-House’ – Why We Cannot Protect Our Problematic Faves
  • Africa: How to Be an Ally On International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia Under the Theme ‘Alliances for Solidarity’
  • Africa: Female Athletes Considered Cheats for What Their Bodies Do Naturally
  • Congo-Kinshasa: Ninth Outbreak of Ebola Confirmed
  • South Africa: Photographer Sam Nzima, Who Captured the Crossroads of History, Dies At 83
  • Uganda: Govt Denies Tax On Bibles, Qu’rans, Prayer and Hymn Books
  • Africa: Women’s Political Participation Not an Act of Charity
  • Zimbabwe: RwandAir Operates Kigali-Cape Town, Via Harare Maiden Flight
  • Kenya: What Kenya’s Big Four Agenda Can Do for the Country and the Continent
  • South Africa: Rhodes University Honours Dikgang Moseneke and Yvonne Chaka-Chaka
  • Africa: The Caine Prize for African Writing Releases 2018 Shortlist
  • Gambia: Banjul Elects First Female Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe
  • Zimbabwe: Nelson Chamisa Thinks Women Are Chattel for Politicians to Barter With
  • Zimbabwe: Nelson Chamisa Thinks Women Are Chattel for Politicians to Barter With
  • Nigeria: Marylove Edwards, the 13-Year-Old Nigerian Dubbed ‘Nigerian Serena’
  • Egypt: Mo Salah Spends U.S.$450,000 to Build Sewage Treatment in His Village
  • Kenya: Kenya to Launch First Locally Made Satellite into Space
  • Congo-Kinshasa: Govt Confirms Two Cases of Ebola in New Outbreak
  • Africa: Codeine Syrup Addiction Is an Opioid Epidemic That Is Sweeping the African Continent
  • Kenya: Meet Daniel Mwaura, Celebrated Kenyan Matatu Conductor Who Returned Lost $300
  • Ethiopia: Ethiopian Airlines Signs Purchase Agreement for 10 Firm Q400 Aircraft Valued At $332 Million
  • Egypt: ‘Divorce Radio’ Is Giving Women Guidance and Support in the Face of Divorce
  • Africa: Rest Assured, Queerphobic Leaders Are the First to Trample On the Human Rights of Us All
  • Africa: World Press Freedom Day – 7 Quotes to Celebrate the Day
  • Africa: Afrikaburn – the Whiteness of Burning Against an African Backdrop
  • Congo-Kinshasa: Opposition Leader Felix Tshisekedi Not a Kabila Ally
  • Zimbabwe: Granting Sex Workers Access to the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Was a Positive Move

Most Popular

  • Africa
  • across allAfrica.com

Africa

  • 1

    Africa: Africa Struggling to Tackle Illicit Capital Flows

  • 2

    Africa: Adultery in Africa – How Courts View the ‘Other Woman’

  • 3

    Africa: Which Climate-Smart Technologies Will Pay Off for African Farmers?

  • 4

    Africa: The Fading Use of Indigenous Languages in African Households

  • 5

    Africa: Ebola Outbreak – WHO Puts 10 Countries On ‘High Alert’

  • 6

    Africa: Top African Stars to Battle it Out for Best International Act

  • 7

    Africa: Presidential Term Limits – Slippery Slope Back to Authoritarianism in Africa

  • 8

    Africa: Anxious Burundi, Hopeful Mozambique

  • 9

    Africa: ‘There Isn’t Any’ – Tanzania’s Land Myth and the Brave New Alliance

  • 10

    Africa: Will All Non-Blacks Evacuate Sub-Saharan Africa?

across allAfrica.com

  • 1

    South Africa: South Africa President Heads to Uganda to Pay Son’s Dowry

  • 2

    Nigeria: Nigerian Soups, Food Unhealthy, Cardiologist Warns

  • 3

    South Africa: Zuma’s Presidency Was a Total Disaster – Former Finance Minister Manuel

  • 4

    Tanzania: IMF Names Tanzania As 7th Leading African Economy

  • 5

    Nigeria: Another Two Nigerians Killed in South Africa

  • 6

    Ethiopia: Dangote Cement Plant Manager, Two Ethiopians Killed in Attack

  • 7

    Zimbabwe: Fury Over Khama Treatment

  • 8

    Uganda: Row Deepens As UAE Demands Apology

  • 9

    Nigeria: Nollywood Actress, Aisha Abimbola, Dies in Canada

  • 10

    Ethiopia: Govt Is Investigating Foreign Bank Accounts Held By Senior Officials – Report

  • More Fatalities in Western Ethiopia Amid Communal Violence
  • South African President Heads to Uganda to Pay Son’s Dowry
  • Nigerian Actress Aisha Abimbola Laid to Rest in Canada
  • Kenyan Deputy Governor Filmed Naked Cries Foul
  • Ethiopian Prime Minister Retires Long-Serving Officials
  • Arms and Armies

    • Somalia: Somaliland-Puntland Clash Leaves 4 Dead – Official(VOA)
    • Somalia: Somaliland Opposition Bashes UN’s Keating Over Tukaraq Conflict(Dalsan Radio)
    • Somalia: AU Mission to Somalia Camp Where Everyone Carries a Gun(Nation)
    • Nigeria: Army Vows to Flush Out Miscreants From Kaduna State Community(Guardian)
    • Nigeria: Army Takes Delivery of Ammunition to Boost Fight Against Terrorism(Premium Times)
    • Somalia: Fireworks Display, ‘Mortar Shelling’ And Grenade Attack Usher in Ramadan in Mogadishu(Dalsan Radio)
    • Somalia: Dozens Die in Fighting Between Two Somali States Over Disputed Land(Shabelle)
    • Cameroon: National Day Festivities – Defence Open Door Days Organised(Cameroon Tribune)
    • Cameroon: Encouraging Presence of Female Officers(Cameroon Tribune)
    • Nigeria: Cameroon-Nigeria – Fruitful Military Cooperation Galvanised From Above(Cameroon Tribune)
  • Middle East and Africa

    • South Africa: Stop Giving Arms to Israel(Daily Maverick)
    • Namibia: Why We Must Refuse to Do Business With Apartheid(Namibian)
    • Zimbabwe: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 70 Years On(The Herald)
    • South Africa: NFP to Initiate Motion in National Assembly to Downgrade SA Embassy in Israel(News24Wire)
    • Egypt: 1st Meeting of Egyptian-Jordanian Consular Committee Concludes in Cairo(Egypt Online)
    • Uganda: Row Deepens As UAE Demands Apology(Observer)
    • Ethiopia: Ethiopia Denies Reports That It Participated in the U.S. Embassy Opening Celebrations in Jerusalem(Addis Standard)
    • Sudan: FM Condemns the Israel Entity’s Massacre in Gaza(SNA)
    • Sudan: International Cooperation Minister Receives Saudi Ambassador to Khartoum(SNA)
    • South Africa: Charge Israel With Crimes Against Humanity – ANC MP Mandla Mandela(News24Wire)
  • Travel

    • Rwanda: Ellen Degeneres to Jet in Soon(New Times)
    • Zimbabwe: New Firm to Reopen Beitbridge Hotel(The Herald)
    • Africa: Cape Verde Sees Seychelles As a Tourism Model, Foreign Minister Says After Visit With President(Seychelles News Agency)
    • Nigeria: Dana Introduces ‘Cash Back’ Reward(Guardian)
    • Tanzania: Tanzania Losing Tourists Appeal, Economists Warn(Citizen)
    • Tanzania: Tanzania Tourist Board Participates in International German Exhibition(Citizen)
    • Uganda: Taxes Choke the Hotel Sector – Association(Monitor)
    • Nigeria: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia’s Visas Most Expensive(Daily Trust)
    • Tanzania: Govt Collects U.S.$8.2 Million From Concession Fee Charged On Tourist Hotels(Citizen)
    • Angola: Tourism Should Serve As Attraction to Reap Financial Revenues(ANGOP)
  • Environment

    • Kenya: Masinga Dam Has Started Overflowing, But Process is Controlled – KenGen(Nairobi News)
    • Africa: Cities Pledge to Cut Climate Emissions to Zero By 2050(Premium Times)
    • Zimbabwe: Rubbish Piles Up in Harare(GroundUp)
    • South Africa: Day Zero Injuries Have Many Capetonians in Hot Water(News24Wire)
    • Morocco: The Fog Catchers Conjuring Water Out of Moroccan Mist(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
    • Zimbabwe: Rainstorm Kills 2, Leaves Over 100 Homeless(The Herald)
    • Malawi: ‘Comprehend Animal Protection Law’(Malawi News Agency)
    • Kenya: What Kenya’s Big Four Agenda Can Do for the Country and the Continent(This is Africa)
    • Africa: Climate Finance – the Paris Agreement’s ‘Lifeblood’(IPS)
    • Africa: Can Bees Battle Climate Losses? Harvests Aren’t Sweet As Hoped, Farmers Say(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
  • Media

    • East Africa: Media Freedom – Tanzania, Kenya On the Spot(East African)
    • Sudan: Security Ban Press Conference by Condemned Woman’s Lawyers(Radio Dabanga)
    • Africa: How My Book United the Left and Right-Wing Media(Fahamu)
    • Zimbabwe: National Broadcaster Rapped for ‘Skewed Coverage’(The Herald)
    • Gambia: Major Boost for Digital Rights in the Gambia(MFWA)
    • Africa: Why Economic Questions Are Key to Africa’s Media Freedom Debate(The Conversation Africa)
    • Cameroon: Crisis Management – National Communication Council Calls for Order(Cameroon Tribune)
    • Kenya: Jail Term or Kshs 5 Million Fine for Spreading Fake News in New Law(CIO)
    • South Africa: Media 24 an Epitome of Poor Journalism(COSATU)
    • Kenya: New Cyber Laws Limit Freedoms of Bloggers(Nation)
  • Energy

    • Kenya: World Bank Raises Red Flag Over Kenya’s High Power Bills(Nation)
    • Nigeria: Nigeria Targets First Nuclear Energy Plant By Mid 2020s(Guardian)
    • Zimbabwe: Power Utility Piles Pressure On Defaulters, Seeks to Recover U.S.$1 Billion(Zimbabwe Independent)
    • Africa: Why Nuclear Power for African Countries Doesn’t Make Sense(The Conversation Africa)
    • Africa: Global Plan Powers Up to Supply Clean Energy for Refugees(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
    • Zimbabwe: Power Utility to Cut Off Businesses(The Herald)
    • Uganda: Bigirimana Blames Mafias Over Rejection to Join Umeme Board(Monitor)
    • Kenya: Turkana Power Line Halt Signals High Bills(Nation)
    • Angola: Ende Expands Power Grid to the Outskirts of Soyo(ANGOP)
    • South Africa: Communication Failure On SA Renewable Energy Projects Could Result in ‘Marikana Moment’ – Expert(News24Wire)

AllAfrica is a voice of, by and about Africa – aggregating, producing and distributing 800 news and information items daily from over 130 African news organizations and our own reporters to an African and global public. We operate from Cape Town, Dakar, Abuja, Monrovia, Nairobi and Washington DC.

© 2018 AllAfrica Privacy Contact

Support our work Subscribe to AllAfrica via RSS

  • For Advertisers
AllAfrica – All the Time
  • Black club pro hopes to thrive, inspire at PGA Championship
  • CBS Unveils 2022-2023 Primetime Lineup
  • Monkeypox: Four more cases of rare viral infection have been confirmed in England
  • Fresh Faces: Leonor Serraille on Her Cannes Competition-Bound ‘Mother and Son’
  • Wrexham: City of Culture judges visit as bid steps up
  • Kimberly Williams-Paisley remembers Naomi Judd: 'She probably had no idea what gift she was giving me'
  • 25 unique Fathers day gift ideas 2022: Make it a day to remember
  • One quote that Mr Milkman co-founder Samarth Setia lives - and steers his business - by
  • Kimberly Williams-Paisley Recalls Impact Of Naomi Judd’s ‘Gift’ To Her: ‘She Probably Had No Idea’ | The Daily Wire
Africa: Globetrotter Jessica Nabongo Is Inspiring African Travelers and Digital Nomads have 3146 words, post on allafrica.com at May 18, 2018. This is cached page on Europe Breaking News. If you want remove this page, please contact us.

Filed Under: News Africa, News, politics, economy, trade, business, sports, current events, travel, Arts, Culture and Entertainment

Primary Sidebar

RSS Recent Stories

  • Uncertainty over the fate of surrendered Mariupol defenders
  • BAP, allies submit no-trust motion against Balochistan CM
  • Defiant locals stand firm amid Russian onslaught in southern Ukraine
  • Amber Heard ‘loved’ Johnny Depp even after he attempted to kill her, court hears
  • Shoaib Akhtar reveals secret to breaking barrier of 160kmph pace
  • Britney Spears reveals music helps her in gaining ‘insight’ and ‘perspective’ after miscarriage
  • Simon Cowell reveals he and Lauren Silverman have not set a wedding date yet
  • Photo: Miley Cyrus reacts to Selena Gomez’s SNL impression of pop star
  • Two-Card Monte: Why Mastercard And Visa Rarely Shut Down Scammers Who Are Ripping Off Consumers
  • What Ted Cruz’s Supreme Court Win Means

Sponsored Links

Copyright © 2022 Europe Breaking News. Power by Wordpress.
Home - About Us - Contact Us - Disclaimers - DMCA - Privacy Policy - Submit your story