Unlimited Directions: Haute Couture Serviced Apartments In Nairobi
Are you planning to visit Nairobi any time soon? You can rest on your laurels knowing that there are Haute Couture apartments available from Unlimited Directions. The Unlimited Directions fully serviced, fully furnished studious, apartments, suites and residences are found at the Spring Valley Gardens in Spring Valley, Gem Suites on State House Crescent, Golf … read more
Maziwa Makuu: The African Great Lakes
by Nyaruai Mwangi There is a geographic rift in East Africa and it is great, and it is referred to as the Great Rift Valley. The Great Rift Valley is loaded. It has tall mountains, national parks, freshwater springs and top-notch lakes that are high in mineral content and varied in biological treats, lakes so … read more
RZ Manna: The Korean Bakery in Kigali, Rwanda
When you walk through the doors of RZ Manna, the ever-effective aroma of freshly baked goods hits you and you are immediately drawn to the display of fresh breads and assorted pastries, cakes and cookies, evidence of the undeniable mastery of Korean baking. While RZ Manna is Korean owned, it is locally staffed. A burgeoning population … read more
Kiki’s Fashion Boutique Dar-Es-Salaam: Where To Shop For the Latest Fashion and Style In Tanzania
Kiki’s Fashion Boutique is about the latest fashion and style; from skirts to dresses, blouses to shoes and bags. if it’s anything to do with style, you will get it at Kiki’s in Dar – Es- Salaam. Kiki offers high quality pieces in an array of colors. You shall find original unique African Kitenge wax fabric … read more
Authentic Food Lovers Journeys In Dubai ─ Frying Pan Adventures
Most of us have the perception that a holiday or a tour is all about visiting different monuments, lounging by the pool or even experiencing the ‘high’ of watching nature pass as the occasional gush of wind brushes our faces. But have you ever thought of going for a food adventure or a holiday? If … read more
Mombasa Train Travel – Adventure With A Ride
Even after the 2013 Christmas season is long gone the effects of Kenya’s night travel ban continue to ‘bite’ not only bus owners but travelers pockets. If you are in Kenya or you plan to visit Mombasa you may want to try this option – Mombasa Train Travel. Travel to the coastal town of Mombasa with a … read more
Some Important Facts About Nuts!
Are you nuts about nuts? I know most people love these tiny fruits that bring numerous benefits to our bodies. Nuts in general are whole foods which are packed with proteins, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates and healthy fats. Their composition of omega-3 fatty acids, protein and fiber will help you feel full and suppress your appetite … read more
Jamaican Jerk Chicken Stew and Rice Recipe By Tina Nsubuga
Have you ever tasted Jamaican cuisine? Well we have good news for you if you still haven’t. Today we share a recipe by lovely Tina Nsubuga ( Miss Africa Ireland 2014) of http://tinansubuga.com. Tina is originally from Uganda and currently resides in Ireland. Want to know more about Tina? http://tinansubuga.com/why-do-i-blog/. Back to the recipe Jamaican Jerk … read more
Been To Beautiful Places? Sipi Falls Mbale Is A Must Visit. See Why.
At the edge of Mount Elgon National Park in Eastern Uganda lie the Sipi Falls. Sipi Falls is a series of three waterfalls; The Main one Sipi Falls (100m), then Ngasire/Kapsurur Falls (87m) and Simba falls (69m) which is sometimes referred to as the ‘son’; the ‘father’ being the first and the ‘mother’ being the uppermost of … read more
Are You Feeling The Tanzanian Effect? Ripples Of The Magical East African Country Felt At Each Touch Down
And it’s a Touchdown! Well that is the effect that Tanzania has. That is, if you are a fan of American football. Every time a Seattle American footballer scores it’s always on the Tanzania Touchdown or near the Tanzania billboard. This seems funny and ironical but somehow the East African magical country has managed to … read more
Transport Made Easy: Uber, New Age Ride Now in Nairobi
The parking fees for Nairobi CBD and its environs were increased by almost 100%. This coupled with the raising petrol prices and unsafe modes of public transport available need not worry you as Uber Nairobi recently opened its doors in Nairobi and it will solve all your problems of finding safe transport. Uber is a … read more
Lupita Nyong’o Loves Sukumawiki and Why You Should Too!
It’s no secret that Lupita Nyong’o loves sukumawiki(Kales/Collard greens) she even posted it on her Face Book page and mentioned it in an interview with Craig Ferguson. Lupita Nyong’o’s mom Dorothy Nyong’o also took the Sukumawiki cue from her and gave her a book “I Love Sukumawiki” which is authored by her cousin Kwame … read more
Get Cooking: Taste of Tanzania Out Now!
If you are a fan of Swahili or Tanzanian cuisine then you should be excited because Taste of Tanzania cook book is here!. Taste of Tanzania cookbook features various recipes from Tanzania; a blend of Arab, Indian, Portuguese and African influences. It is authored by Miriam Kinunda. Miriam is the brain behind the website Taste of … read more
Travel Experiences from A TCK (Third Culture Kid): Art Point Rwanda With Sasha Lee Marivel
Sasha Lee Marivel lives in Mauritius. She loves to travel and notes some outstanding experiences on her blog http://sashaleemarivel.weebly.com/travel-bug.html. In her various blog entries, Sasha Lee Marivel talks about general life in Mauritius like a peaceful demonstration linked to the anonymous global movement which aims to fight against censorship and government corruption and its implications to … read more
A Market For All Seasons: The Kimironko Market In Rwanda
Chicamod.com’s Sasha Lee was in Rwanda and had the opportunity of introducing us to the Kimoronko Market. If you are ever in need of fresh produce then Kimironko open air market would be the ideal place; from healthy bananas to potatoes, grain of all kind, chicken and eggs, not forgetting other fruits and vegetables you … read more
Looking For Some Sushi In Rwanda? Zen Has The Answer
If you thought that Sushi can only be found in Japan or Oriental countries, you are dead wrong. Tucked in Kigali, Rwanda is Zen where Sushi and other Oriental cuisines are the order of the day. Sushi consists primarily of rice but the most important ingredient is the fish. There is great variety in what … read more
A Food Experience: Gorilla Shake, Serengeti and Cedric Smoothies (The Story Behind These Totally Awesome Drinks)
Celebrity nutritionist Kimberly Snyder had only come to Africa for her holiday but since she believes you ‘should eat your beauty”, she saw an angle of food and nutrition that would enhance ones beauty. Upon return to the United States, Kimberly had already come up with a bunch of smoothie recipes to sooth anyone’s thirst … read more
Travel In Style with Genuine Leather Bags from Ellah Nadra
So you are planning the next trip. One of the most daunting predicaments is keeping your luggage in style and in check. But, don’t fret! The perfect solution is here for you in the names of Ellah Nadra Travel Bags. Why is it perfect? It is a duffel bag. The design is just the right … read more
Home Cooking Classes with Home Chef
Are you tired of following the cookbook and yet everything you cook sill back fires? Here is a new way of learning how to cook in the private confines of your kitchen without anyone passing judgement and at your own pace. The lessons start f February 2nd so hurry and make you booking!
Eggnog with a Twist
By Miriam Kinunda Eggnog is simple to make and good for your kids. Please try to make this for your kids. They will appreciate you; it almost tastes like custard but better. One of the first American Christmas traditions I learned in 1990 when I arrived in Canada (the first time to be out of … read more