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investors - 17 years ago
Hello, could you please give me more information? I may be interested. ...by Susan in: Work Offered in Africa Forum
Moving to Dar-es Salaam - 19 years ago
Jambo, I have been to Dar-es-Salaam several times & would like to move over there after I finish my techers degree.If anyone has any advice or can let me know how to go about looking for a teaching position I would be most grateful. Susan. ...by Susan in: Tanzania Travel Forum
Had an affair? - 21 years ago
I fell in love with someone who was in a troubled marriage. He left his wife and wants to pursue a life with me. We love each other deeply. Do you have a similar story? If so, please share it with me. I want to spend the rest of my life with this man, even against the odds. Is there any advice you can give two people who have fallen deeply in love, despite the less than perfect circumstances? How...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
zambuck order - 18 years ago
I was amazed to read this thread and realize it has been going so long. I live in Toronto Canada and still order Zam-Buk by mail from Burnaby BC. The company recently started stocking larger tins of Zam-Buk (60 grams). Their online site is http://www.outofafricatrading.com/ Ordering is easy and I received my order within a week. I have an old book of historic pictures of Toronto in the early 1...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
Zam-Buk - 18 years ago
I was amazed to read this thread and realize it has been going so long. I live in Toronto Canada and still order Zam-Buk by mail from Burnaby BC. The company recently started stocking larger tins of Zam-Buk (60 grams). Their online site is http://www.outofafricatrading.com/ Ordering is easy and I received my order within a week. I have an old book of historic pictures of Toronto in the earl...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
zam-buk - 21 years ago
The UK store does ship to Canada, but the price is prohibitive. Also their ingredients are slightly different than the original. Susan ...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
Zam-Buk - 21 years ago
The Out-of-Africa store is in Richmond, BC. I erred in saying Vancouver! Their website is: www.outofafricatrading.com Hope that this helps. Susan ...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
zam-buk - 21 years ago
Gwen There is company in Vancouver called 'Out of Africa' that carries zam-buk. Look for their website on the net....they have an order form and will ship tins of zambuk to you. I have ordered from them and it was fast, efficient and not overly expensive. Hope this helps! Susan ...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
Malarone - 22 years ago
Hi, can i buy Malorone in South africa? Thanks susan ...by Susan in: South Africa Travel Forum
interview - 19 years ago
Hi hamza, I'm sorry i can't help you. but, my boyfriend has an interview soon at the american consulate, and i was wondering if you could share anything you've heard or experienced about the visa process. thanks! jackie ...by Susan in: Morocco Travel Forum
Taxi Nairobi - 19 years ago
Hi, You can get a taxi from the airport and the cost is about KShs. 1,500 to the city centre on the highr side. But its always advisable to use the registered companies like JATCO RADIO CAll or KENATCO TAXIS or JIMCAB which are also based at the airport. ...by Susan in: Kenya Travel Forum
Zanzibar - voluntary job - 19 years ago
I'm going to Zanzibar for 3 weeks in November. My boyfriend lives and works there. Since he will be working all day I'm looking for something to do during the day for 1 or 2 weeks. I was thinking about a voluntary job in any area. Can anyone give me some advice how to find this? Thanks, Susan ...by Susan in: Anything Africa
Ago and Ame - 20 years ago
Ago and Ame When one wants to enter a room and does not want to budge in in case whoever is in would have to tidy up self or one wants to show curtesy and respect one then says 'Ago' and if it is ok for the person knocking to enter, whoever is in the room then responds 'Ame' , This is a Ghanian Language of the Ashanti tribe ...by Susan in: Anything Africa
