How does a country recover from genocide? Is it even possible? I remember thinking this same thought when I visited the concentration camps in Germany.
Good morning! I’d say it in Lugandan, but I don’t know how. It’s quite difficult to switch out of Swahili, after working so hard to use it as much as possible in the past three weeks.
Mambo from Tanga! In addition to enjoying the preponderance of bicycles and Indian food, the students had their first intense experience with the Tanzanian medical system in Tanga.
Hujambo! I’m back in Tanzania, one of my favorite places on the planet. While I usually get to Africa, and fall into the rhythms of this part of the planet, that has not happened yet on this trip.