Performer during the parade openening the Sauti za Busara, the music festival in Unguja in Zanzibar in Tanzania.
'Kahawa' - coffee, in Swahili, is boiled in big kettles and served in small cups with kashata (sweet peanut with sugar and coconut) in Uhuru Park in Tanga in Tanzania. Cups are made in China, and are seen from here over Juba to Sarajevo!
The bodaboda drivers gather on the corner of the church and the hospital, which forms a busy joint between the quite peninsula and the loud uswahilini split by Kimweri Avenue. Named after one of the biggest chiefs in Tanzania.
Performer during the parade openening the Sauti za Busara, the music festival in Unguja in Zanzibar in Tanzania.
© Design, Photo & Text by Pernille Bærendtsen
Baltasar: 'Have they told you when to go back to Africa? Maybe you could stay much longer in Iceland, and teach Danish in our school?'
Me: 'Ehm... but that is not really what I do. There isn't much happening of what I do around here.'
Baltasar: 'Do you really want all Icelanders to go find their guns, start a revolution and shoot at the governor? There's so much to do when there's peace.'
I'm learning.