The past century the colonialism that was the predominant feature of that time named Africa the Dark Continent. Of course, the nomenclature reflected on the colour of the skin of the indigenous people, but it does seem a bit stupid now to call the continent that might well be our collective homeland by a possibly [...]
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Africa – The Wild Continent – African Safaris
January 21st, 2010 
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Tags: Africa The Dark Continent, Africa Today, African Culture, African Safaris, Civilisation, Colonialism, Different Languages, Distinct Families, Indigenous People, Khoisan, Largest Continent In The World, Millennia, Nomenclature, Paleoanthropologists, Predominant Feature, Second Largest Continent, Tour Operator, Tourist Destination, Urban Lifestyle, Womb 
No Comments »Africa Wildlife Conservation, Community Support and Eco-toursim
January 14th, 2010 admin Woni Safarisbelieve in the conversation of Kenya’s inheritance, their wildlife. While other Africa countries pride themselves in having natural minerals like gold and diamonds and oil, in Kenya their pride lies in the conservation of their wildlife and more so the endangered species. Woni Safaris are the official tour operators for The Friends of The [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Africa Countries, Africa Wildlife, African Culture, Child Sponsorship, Conservation Community, Earning A Living, Eco Tourism, Eco Tours, Education Sponsorship, Endangered Species, Fire Wood, Foster Parents, Gold And Diamonds, Local Schools, Natural Minerals, Planting A Tree, Poverty Alleviation, Schoolbooks, Sports Uniforms, Wildlife Conservation No Comments »A Maasai Wedding Soon: the Most Spectacular Event of African Culture
August 3rd, 2009 admin The Masai are among the forty-two tribes of Kenya. Unique about the Masai community is that while the majority of the other tribes of Kenya have embraced the western culture in terms of religion, clothing and their way of living, the Masai have stuck to there culture. Another unique factor about the Masai is that [...]
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