9 articles tagged with african cuisine
When I first visited Nairobi two decades ago as a logistics consultant, my culinary experiences were limited to hotel restaurants and quick business lunches. Returning now as a student of urban planning, I've discovered a city in the midst of...
The azure waters of the Gulf of Guinea lapped gently against my borrowed fishing boat as I approached Malabo's harbor. After three decades studying the Great Lakes ecosystem, I've developed a sixth sense for coastal cities with untold culinary treasures....
I never imagined that at 64, I'd be paddling through rapids on the mighty Congo River, camera in hand, trying to capture the perfect shot of a city that defies expectations. But here I am in Brazzaville, the capital of...
There's something magical about standing on the shores of the Mozambique Channel, watching the sunset paint the sky in impossible hues while local fishermen haul in the day's catch. After decades of chasing waterfalls across six continents with my now-grown...
Standing at the edge of Port de Pêche as fishermen haul in their morning catch, I couldn't help but think how Nouakchott reminds me of baseball's most underrated players—those who quietly contribute game after game without the spotlight. This fascinating...
The moment I stepped off the plane in Conakry, Guinea's pulsating capital, I was enveloped by the distinctive blend of Atlantic sea breeze, spicy street food aromas, and the unmistakable energy of West Africa. Having visited five times over the...
Nairobi hit me like a rhythm I wasn't expecting—complex, layered, and completely intoxicating. After decades mixing tracks in LA studios and chasing waves across five continents, I found myself drawn to Kenya's capital for a different kind of adventure altogether....
I've chased waves across four continents, but nothing prepared my taste buds for the flavor tsunami I encountered in Cape Coast, Ghana. As a guy who typically plans trips around surf breaks and brewery tours, pivoting to a food-focused adventure...
As the morning light spilled across Windhoek's Independence Avenue, casting long shadows between colonial German architecture and modern African buildings, I found myself instinctively framing shots in my mind—a habit from decades behind the camera that never quite leaves you....