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The desert that ate Kolmanskop

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It had its heyday during the first half of the 20th century, thanks to the diamonds that used to be found there. Nowadays, Kolmanskop,...

A dip on the edge of the abyss

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The Victoria Falls are a true spectacle in themselves, but the most intrepid travellers don’t have to settle for photographs from afar: they can...

African surfing heaven

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Beyond exoticism, surfing discovers a new Morocco that is more ‘hippy’ and welcoming to wetsuits. 3,500 kilometres of coastline at the mercy of its...

The most-feared wave in the world

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Going into the Teahupoo tube is any surfer’s dream. Coming out standing from this Tahitian wave is another matter. It is the walk of fame...

Having dinner on a rock

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It used to be a simple fisherman’s shelter opposite Michanwi Pingwe beach, on the coast of Zanzibar. Nobody could ever imagine that in 2012...

A continent in search of (an artistic) capital

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African art is claiming its place in the world and consolidating itself in Cape Town, capital of creative expression. “There was a collection looking for...

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