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African Chronicles
Born and grew up in Trinidad, now a Canadian and almost became a Montserratian. Moved to Zanzibar in July 2011. I am now based in Dar es Salaam on mainland Tanzania.
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- Eating, Praying & Food Loving in Bali 9 years ago The island of Bali is known for being a feast for the mind, spirit, and body — as well as for volcanic mountains, lush terraced rice fields, stunning beaches, vibrant culture, lots of temples, and very sumptuous cuisine. After more than three years of volunteering, gallivanting, and...
- Duneing, Dining and Drinking in Namibia 9 years ago Braai & Windhoek Lager - My 2 favourite things“Will there be any vegetables?” I asked my friends on the way to a Namibian braai (bar-b-que). “Yes, we have chicken and lamb” they replied. Boy was I glad that a ten-day business trip to Berlin a decade ago abruptly ended my...
- Karibuni Tanzania - Land of Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar & the Serengeti (and Konyagi) 10 years ago Just a 5-hour direct flight south from Dubai is one of the world’s most stunning tourism destinations – the United Republic of Tanzania. This East African state of 45 million people is one of the world’s fastest growing economies, which is being fuelled by oil and gas exploration, mining,...
- 50 Oranges & The Near Drowning of Henry - Arusha 11 years ago Banana Boats in the Caribbean - Banana Trucks HereHaving done major damage to my fitness level after a very indulgent summer trip home following the Kigali Marathon in May, I decided to sign up for the Safari Marathon in Arusha, in early September. They market it as a marathon when in actual fact...
- Umuganda & Akabanga: Running & Liming in Surprising Rwanda 11 years ago The Believed - Amazing How the Country Has Turned Around I have to apologise to my huge ardent fan base (all 21 followers and perhaps as many as 5 others in 204 countries) for the lateness of this blog posting about my Rwanda adventures, which is about 3 months overdue. Let’s just say a 6-week...
ExpatsBlog.com Expat Blog Awards 2012: Tanzania Gold Award!
This blog won the Gold Award for best expat blog in Tanzania!
Copy and paste code to display the Gold Award Badge:Website Reviews » There are 15 reviews on African Chronicles
Phil Sykes
08:42 AM November 19, 2012
08:42 AM November 19, 2012
I always like to live Vicariously through Ishwar and his blog helps live in his shoes. Grat pictures, great writing, great blog!
VeronicaRose
08:43 AM November 19, 2012
08:43 AM November 19, 2012
This blog has managed to open my world a bit more as he captures a variety of interesting elements of expat living, in a very fun and refreshing manner. I read it and say to myself "I want to be there! do that! experience this!"
Csango Django
10:04 AM November 19, 2012
10:04 AM November 19, 2012
Love your stories buddy! Keep it up and thanks for always having that Ishwar smile:)
Karyn
10:46 AM November 19, 2012
10:46 AM November 19, 2012
As my 7 year old says: "Uncle Ishie is insane!" There is no better qualification for living the life he lives and writing this blog. Iswar's running and writing has opened up a window into a whole new world for many of us. Keep on running and keep on blogging!!
Alina
11:15 AM November 19, 2012
11:15 AM November 19, 2012
Great blog Ishwar. Funny, informative and stunning pictures! Looking forward for some more stories....
Harriet Peakes
11:15 AM November 19, 2012
11:15 AM November 19, 2012
I have become an avid armchair traveler through Ishwar's blog. Wonderful pictures, observations and historic content all seasoned with a "just right" measure of humor.
Karen
11:53 AM November 19, 2012
11:53 AM November 19, 2012
I have never known another person like Ishwar! His blog personifies him and is a great and entertaining read to keep up with his adventures.
Sumintra
16:04 PM November 19, 2012
16:04 PM November 19, 2012
Enjoy reading these blogs Ishwar is a great writer and entertainer
Patrick Bennett
19:48 PM November 19, 2012
19:48 PM November 19, 2012
A refreshingly different take!
Ashria
23:59 PM November 19, 2012
23:59 PM November 19, 2012
This blog is very entainting,makes you feel you are in this place!
Susie
14:48 PM November 21, 2012
14:48 PM November 21, 2012
ishwar is the bon vivant supreme... living his wonderful adventures and enjoying it as it all unfolds, in new worlds. his blog keeps us living it, with him... and with the photographs, we now know what nutmeg looks like, in its true form... i treasure his words...
Loaknath Dube
00:00 AM November 22, 2012
00:00 AM November 22, 2012
The common thread that weaves the travelogue bouquet of Ishwar appears to be food,beverages and beauty-,hence his nomadic existence.When you combine the Bauls of Bengal,the Roma of Europe, the gypsies.hippies and nomads of the Arab diaspora,Ishwar the international rodent--quietly pierces all security and barriers in order to nibble at each and every goodie that life offers on this planet. His blogs are revealing,new,refreshing and always present a new line of vision. Keep on keeping on O! wandering minstrel of epicurean delights.
Ricardo Snaggs
17:48 PM November 22, 2012
17:48 PM November 22, 2012
Always enjoy reading your Blog Ishwar, Lucky Boy!
Chef And Steward
19:03 PM November 22, 2012
19:03 PM November 22, 2012
Didn't realize that you had a blog or that you entered. We have friends in common and you went to school with a cousin. Congrats on your entry. Will be giving you some Bloglovin! Giving you 5 stars!
SOPHIE CARRERA
18:40 PM November 23, 2012
18:40 PM November 23, 2012
TO ISH, MY FAVOURITE LUNATIC, YOUR INDEFATIGABLE CURIOSITY FOR ALL THINGS NEW, YOUR ENTHUSIASM AND JOIE DE VIVRE ARE INFECTIOUS, INSPIRING AND SO ABSOLUTELY ADDICTIVE THAT I CANNOT WAIT TO READ YOUR BLOGS AND ENJOY YOUR PICS. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR AFRICA WITH US.
