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		<title>The Drakensberg</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw347.jpg' align=left hspace=10> In the language of Zulu names of the mountains, however, completely different and not according to European legendary figures. uKhahlamba call the Zulu, the mountains, which roughly means &#8220;wall of spears drawn up,&#8221; referring of course to the many, often very steep summit.In addition to its scenic attractiveness are the Drakensberg interesting but also because of the existing certificates former human life for many tourists in southern Africa: The People of San who left numerous rock paintings.<span id="more-1122"></span>Their number is geschätztn to about 35,000 in 600 different places, but these are all part of the Drakensberg in South Africa. In Lesotho, one has the time not making the necessary resources to that area with rock art accessible to all.</p>
<p>The cliffs of the Drakensberg will
<p>Divided into a northern, southern and central part. Some hiking trails and thus make possible the passing through on foot of the Drakensberg experience. The rocks consist of basalt are partly optically very rugged and has the so-called &#8220;amphitheater&#8221; in the southern part of its most spectacular part: an almost 1,000 feet, steep rock face looks like a huge theater stage associated SAMD. The best developed are the mountains and trails of the central part of the Drakensberg. Seeing and experiencing!</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw347.jpg' align=left hspace=10> In the language of Zulu names of the mountains, however, completely different and not according to European legendary figures. uKhahlamba call the Zulu, the mountains, which roughly means &#8220;wall of spears drawn up,&#8221; referring of course to the many, often very steep summit.In addition to its scenic attractiveness are the Drakensberg interesting but also because of the existing certificates former human life for many tourists in southern Africa: The People of San who left numerous rock paintings.<span id="more-1122"></span>Their number is geschätztn to about 35,000 in 600 different places, but these are all part of the Drakensberg in South Africa. In Lesotho, one has the time not making the necessary resources to that area with rock art accessible to all.</p>
<p>The cliffs of the Drakensberg will
<p>Divided into a northern, southern and central part. Some hiking trails and thus make possible the passing through on foot of the Drakensberg experience. The rocks consist of basalt are partly optically very rugged and has the so-called &#8220;amphitheater&#8221; in the southern part of its most spectacular part: an almost 1,000 feet, steep rock face looks like a huge theater stage associated SAMD. The best developed are the mountains and trails of the central part of the Drakensberg. Seeing and experiencing!</p>
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		<title>Cameroon&#039;s Dja Wildttierreservat</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 10:14:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw346.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Remarkable feature of this game reserve is that it is an area with one of the best preserved rainforests in Africa. Up to 90 percent of its area are still covered by virgin rain forest, making him a hand, making it especially attractive for tourists and other travelers in Cameroon, on the other hand, but also for the animals living there especially valuable.<span id="more-1119"></span>Here they can live their normal lives undisturbed flow and thereby increase corresponding to the conditions in the rain forest or maybe not.</p>
<p>Since the game reserve and the habitat of some Pygmy groups is, consists of members of this ethnic group an exception to the ban on hunting to allow them to continue their traditional lifestyle. Your &#8220;Hunted&#8221;, however, already so low that they pose no threat to the survival of the species Wildttierreservat. There are some groups of Bantus, who also live here.</p>
<p>About 350 different animal species are found in this reserve, may also include copies of many primates, chimpanzees and gorillas, for example, but also forest elephants meet you here as well as various species of monkeys.</p>
<p>Already since 1987, owns the
<p>Wildttierreservat World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Who wants to visit the Reservata in Cameroon should be best placed with the ECOFAC in Yaoundé in conjunction, a company that has been the promotion of environmental protection goal.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw346.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Remarkable feature of this game reserve is that it is an area with one of the best preserved rainforests in Africa. Up to 90 percent of its area are still covered by virgin rain forest, making him a hand, making it especially attractive for tourists and other travelers in Cameroon, on the other hand, but also for the animals living there especially valuable.<span id="more-1119"></span>Here they can live their normal lives undisturbed flow and thereby increase corresponding to the conditions in the rain forest or maybe not.</p>
<p>Since the game reserve and the habitat of some Pygmy groups is, consists of members of this ethnic group an exception to the ban on hunting to allow them to continue their traditional lifestyle. Your &#8220;Hunted&#8221;, however, already so low that they pose no threat to the survival of the species Wildttierreservat. There are some groups of Bantus, who also live here.</p>
<p>About 350 different animal species are found in this reserve, may also include copies of many primates, chimpanzees and gorillas, for example, but also forest elephants meet you here as well as various species of monkeys.</p>
<p>Already since 1987, owns the
<p>Wildttierreservat World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Who wants to visit the Reservata in Cameroon should be best placed with the ECOFAC in Yaoundé in conjunction, a company that has been the promotion of environmental protection goal.</p>
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		<title>Serengeti &#8211; and Making of Trailer</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:44:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw345.jpg' align=left hspace=10> In addition to the scenes that we have expected, with wildebeest, antelope, buffalo and other wild animals including once again a look behind the scenes of wildlife and landscape filmmakers whose scenes are of course genuine and also from the rural landscapes of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania are.<span id="more-1116"></span>Nearly 10 minutes you can be so enjoy and learn something at the same time.</p>
<p>What makes this documentary film is that it includes not only animals and landscape, the people of that region and represents. Are bored, because for the umpteenth time watching a few animals at waterholes in this strip so it does not, and certainly not in the present, compressed form.</p>
<p>We can only recommend once again, looking at a lot of scenes with background music, of course, successful in full-screen.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw345.jpg' align=left hspace=10> In addition to the scenes that we have expected, with wildebeest, antelope, buffalo and other wild animals including once again a look behind the scenes of wildlife and landscape filmmakers whose scenes are of course genuine and also from the rural landscapes of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania are.<span id="more-1116"></span>Nearly 10 minutes you can be so enjoy and learn something at the same time.</p>
<p>What makes this documentary film is that it includes not only animals and landscape, the people of that region and represents. Are bored, because for the umpteenth time watching a few animals at waterholes in this strip so it does not, and certainly not in the present, compressed form.</p>
<p>We can only recommend once again, looking at a lot of scenes with background music, of course, successful in full-screen.</p>
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		<title>President of Gambia fantasizes</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Feb 2012 12:58:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw344.jpg' align=left hspace=10> First he promised to about 20,000 HIV-infected people in the country, to heal by laying on of hands. Only the anti-viral drugs should stop taking these people. A healing ability that he possessed for some time, but could only just get used. Who did it legitimizes it, he could not tell. These statements alone can already point to a psychosis, but then he takes even further into the solid.<span id="more-1113"></span></p>
<p>As a foreign researcher expressed the suspicion that this was impossible, because the treated in this way, of course, continue to spread the HIV virus in deceptive and could he let this point in the country. A pro-government newspaper in the Gambia titled as &#8220;irresponsible&#8221;. However, not expulsion, but the statements of the scientist.</p>
<p>That was not enough. Not only believes he can cure AIDS Yahya Jammeh. Diabetes is also on his list. As of parliamentarians in his mental health Gambia has been questioned, he answered them that he could predict with a single glance into the eyes of a man whose time of death.</p>
<p>Whether he still leads the state otherwise in an appropriate manner, is not known. It is astonishing and cringe that he was in spite of all these remarks last elected for a third term as president of the Gambia. Although perhaps the lack of knowledge about cultural particularities Gambia: It is irresponsible to urge people with HIV to abort their antiviral therapy.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw344.jpg' align=left hspace=10> First he promised to about 20,000 HIV-infected people in the country, to heal by laying on of hands. Only the anti-viral drugs should stop taking these people. A healing ability that he possessed for some time, but could only just get used. Who did it legitimizes it, he could not tell. These statements alone can already point to a psychosis, but then he takes even further into the solid.<span id="more-1113"></span></p>
<p>As a foreign researcher expressed the suspicion that this was impossible, because the treated in this way, of course, continue to spread the HIV virus in deceptive and could he let this point in the country. A pro-government newspaper in the Gambia titled as &#8220;irresponsible&#8221;. However, not expulsion, but the statements of the scientist.</p>
<p>That was not enough. Not only believes he can cure AIDS Yahya Jammeh. Diabetes is also on his list. As of parliamentarians in his mental health Gambia has been questioned, he answered them that he could predict with a single glance into the eyes of a man whose time of death.</p>
<p>Whether he still leads the state otherwise in an appropriate manner, is not known. It is astonishing and cringe that he was in spite of all these remarks last elected for a third term as president of the Gambia. Although perhaps the lack of knowledge about cultural particularities Gambia: It is irresponsible to urge people with HIV to abort their antiviral therapy.</p>
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		<title>Ethiopia wants to stop population growth</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:12:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw343.jpg' align=left hspace=10> No Desirable state to dramatize the situation further. It also thinks the Ethiopian government, and has therefore taken steps to make state-controlled abortion for the women of Ethiopia without any problems. This also comes an equally desirable program for education and dissemination of contraceptive methods.<span id="more-1110"></span></p>
<p>The fewer children a family has, the more funds to stay on, which can be invested in the education of every child. Therefore, experts believe that lowering the birth rate is an effective way to advance economic development. In Africa, every woman gets an average of 5 children &#8211; in Europe it is 2.3.</p>
<p>Are often very young women who accept this state in Ethiopia now offer: Most are between 15 and 18 years. In recent years shows that offer the desired fruit: Behind South Africa, Ethiopia and Djibouti Gabund now has the fourth lowest birth rate of the entire continent. It had also become urgently necessary, because since 1950 the population had quadrupled in the country &#8211; without economic strength, infrastructure and labor market would have grown with accordingly.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw343.jpg' align=left hspace=10> No Desirable state to dramatize the situation further. It also thinks the Ethiopian government, and has therefore taken steps to make state-controlled abortion for the women of Ethiopia without any problems. This also comes an equally desirable program for education and dissemination of contraceptive methods.<span id="more-1110"></span></p>
<p>The fewer children a family has, the more funds to stay on, which can be invested in the education of every child. Therefore, experts believe that lowering the birth rate is an effective way to advance economic development. In Africa, every woman gets an average of 5 children &#8211; in Europe it is 2.3.</p>
<p>Are often very young women who accept this state in Ethiopia now offer: Most are between 15 and 18 years. In recent years shows that offer the desired fruit: Behind South Africa, Ethiopia and Djibouti Gabund now has the fourth lowest birth rate of the entire continent. It had also become urgently necessary, because since 1950 the population had quadrupled in the country &#8211; without economic strength, infrastructure and labor market would have grown with accordingly.</p>
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		<title>Beautiful pictures from Kenya</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Feb 2012 15:27:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw342.jpg' align=left hspace=10> &#8220;My Shot in the Heart&#8221; is the gallery titled, and it applies quite well: The photographer Monica Lek seeks and finds the heart of their scenes. The times may even consist of only one group of monkeys, which contrary to await peacefully the evening and have made it comfortably into the landscape.<span id="more-1107"></span></p>
<p>But again and again and the man enters the picture when the camera takes Lek. Unusual impressions off the beaten paths of African photography, which we do not want to deprive our readers, because they show a Kenya that off fukntioniert the tourist brochures and the staging of suffering and misery, and the beauty of the country and the lives of its inhabitants captures and for the viewer &#8211; at least indirectly &#8211; an experience.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw342.jpg' align=left hspace=10> &#8220;My Shot in the Heart&#8221; is the gallery titled, and it applies quite well: The photographer Monica Lek seeks and finds the heart of their scenes. The times may even consist of only one group of monkeys, which contrary to await peacefully the evening and have made it comfortably into the landscape.<span id="more-1107"></span></p>
<p>But again and again and the man enters the picture when the camera takes Lek. Unusual impressions off the beaten paths of African photography, which we do not want to deprive our readers, because they show a Kenya that off fukntioniert the tourist brochures and the staging of suffering and misery, and the beauty of the country and the lives of its inhabitants captures and for the viewer &#8211; at least indirectly &#8211; an experience.</p>
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		<title>What happens during a safari in Namibia?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw341.jpg' align=left hspace=10> There are in addition to patience, you should bring even more important behavioral control, may have to disregard the worst effects. As there would be the question of the basal equipment: Sturdy shoes must of course be standard even at high temperatures, no matter where you are staying in Namibia.<span id="more-1104"></span></p>
<p>Moreover
<p>Stones may not be turned by hand: the wilderness is always busy and no one knows what creatures had made themselves comfortable under the stone and is now disturbed by the intruder and may feel threatened. The combination of feet and sturdy footwear is recommended as much cheaper, but most it is anyway better to leave the stones unturned.</p>
<p><strong>Important rules for participating in a safari</strong></p>
<p>First, however, you should before you start the safari, have internalized that whatever happened should never begin to run. Because that can pull in every respect fatal consequences. For meetings, especially with larger animals such as rhinos or the like are intended ultimately for this safari &#8211; from those who book such a Namibia safari. But not by the animals for which it is in spite of the positive consequences of not welcome guest. In an emergency, you bound to trees, which are hopefully in the vicinity. Running away will dramatize the issue unnecessarily.</p>
<p>Quite generally
<p>Should adapt to the changing perception of experience, if you go into the literally endless expanse of the landscape in Namibia. As soon becomes clear how tiny our own existence is and how little nature will take care about that man may be the smartest creatures on Earth, in terms of influences from the environment but is not very durable.</p>
<p>Access to water is suddenly as important as a reasonable place to sleep, you will not always spend the night in the cars. And that a tent would offer no real protection against wild animals if they are deliberate, that they are a little hungry, just as quickly becomes clear.</p>
<p><strong>The reward is not alone in his encounter with animals</strong></p>
<p>Slightly longer need but for some people, adapt to it, that is the group leader of the safari is the absolute boss here: With their extensive experience they have gathered when driving safaris in all the years they are the urbanized western tourists so much ahead, that could not make it to listen to the safari on a short pleasure.</p>
<p>But besides all the dangers that still has got over any safari tour group in Namibia, in addition to the encounters with wild animals, and an endless steppe land in the south of Africa Safari causes such a thing above all: It frees the spirit.</p>
<p>How
<p>Replaced the participants come back from such a trip and report to sparkle in the eyes of how close they themselves, but also to what is really important in their lives, have come through such a safari.</p>
<p>.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw341.jpg' align=left hspace=10> There are in addition to patience, you should bring even more important behavioral control, may have to disregard the worst effects. As there would be the question of the basal equipment: Sturdy shoes must of course be standard even at high temperatures, no matter where you are staying in Namibia.<span id="more-1104"></span></p>
<p>Moreover
<p>Stones may not be turned by hand: the wilderness is always busy and no one knows what creatures had made themselves comfortable under the stone and is now disturbed by the intruder and may feel threatened. The combination of feet and sturdy footwear is recommended as much cheaper, but most it is anyway better to leave the stones unturned.</p>
<p><strong>Important rules for participating in a safari</strong></p>
<p>First, however, you should before you start the safari, have internalized that whatever happened should never begin to run. Because that can pull in every respect fatal consequences. For meetings, especially with larger animals such as rhinos or the like are intended ultimately for this safari &#8211; from those who book such a Namibia safari. But not by the animals for which it is in spite of the positive consequences of not welcome guest. In an emergency, you bound to trees, which are hopefully in the vicinity. Running away will dramatize the issue unnecessarily.</p>
<p>Quite generally
<p>Should adapt to the changing perception of experience, if you go into the literally endless expanse of the landscape in Namibia. As soon becomes clear how tiny our own existence is and how little nature will take care about that man may be the smartest creatures on Earth, in terms of influences from the environment but is not very durable.</p>
<p>Access to water is suddenly as important as a reasonable place to sleep, you will not always spend the night in the cars. And that a tent would offer no real protection against wild animals if they are deliberate, that they are a little hungry, just as quickly becomes clear.</p>
<p><strong>The reward is not alone in his encounter with animals</strong></p>
<p>Slightly longer need but for some people, adapt to it, that is the group leader of the safari is the absolute boss here: With their extensive experience they have gathered when driving safaris in all the years they are the urbanized western tourists so much ahead, that could not make it to listen to the safari on a short pleasure.</p>
<p>But besides all the dangers that still has got over any safari tour group in Namibia, in addition to the encounters with wild animals, and an endless steppe land in the south of Africa Safari causes such a thing above all: It frees the spirit.</p>
<p>How
<p>Replaced the participants come back from such a trip and report to sparkle in the eyes of how close they themselves, but also to what is really important in their lives, have come through such a safari.</p>
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		<title>Competition: win one of four African wooden masks</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Feb 2012 13:18:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw340.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Those who can not travel to Africa because he has no time, not the means or simply does not like it can still bring home to Africa, into the living room, bedroom or in the hallway. Because the cultures of Africa offer multiple copies of a particular skill. What can home in a simple way a little exotic or even artistic, but in any case spread wohliche atmosphere.<span id="more-1101"></span>So you need not even have been in Africa for his guests at home and the family to get a little African flair to the house.</p>
<p>All those who have special interest in such fine works helps touring Afrika.de times out again, as well as a few months now, we are giving away no less than 4 copies of a wooden mask of the Masai, in extra large version
<p>If the entry is not a scoop of the week!</p>
<p>Because the prices are still times that it of immense value, even the most valuable thing we raffled off so far in this blog and the entire team from touring Afrika.de. No wonder, prices are all but invariably handmade and imported to Kenya.</p>
<p>Each winner receives
<p>Therefore a unique piece, originally from Africa &#8211; provided by the African-Store www.afrika shop24.de</p>
<p>!All details about the
<p><strong>Wooden mask</strong>:</p>
<p>On the human face is a large elephant head <strong></strong>.The mask comes from <strong>Kenya</strong>It was created in <strong>Hand</strong>.Each of these masks were carved individually <strong></strong>.The dimensions are 38 x 20 x 8 cm.The regular retail price is € 59.80 <strong>.</strong></p>
<p>The colors remind
<p>Applied in their red and dark yellow automatically to Africa, but also to the exoticism of the skin pattern of so many animals that you get to see there.</p>
<h2>Up when running the lottery?</h2>
<p><strong>The raffle is finished!</strong></p>
<p>Ready made wooden masks of the four copies of the Maasai www.afrika-shop24.de where we want to thank you cordially herewith. Anyone who either has no luck in our raffle or is looking for similar, but different design works for the decoration of the domestic budget is in www.afrika-shop24.de sure to find something.</p>
<p>However, such masks are
<p>Season, regardless of course a real jewelry for your own home. Why did you get such a time now, but also can enjoy a longer future. We ourselves are very excited, whom we may this time a little happy with our prices, just before Christmas.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw340.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Those who can not travel to Africa because he has no time, not the means or simply does not like it can still bring home to Africa, into the living room, bedroom or in the hallway. Because the cultures of Africa offer multiple copies of a particular skill. What can home in a simple way a little exotic or even artistic, but in any case spread wohliche atmosphere.<span id="more-1101"></span>So you need not even have been in Africa for his guests at home and the family to get a little African flair to the house.</p>
<p>All those who have special interest in such fine works helps touring Afrika.de times out again, as well as a few months now, we are giving away no less than 4 copies of a wooden mask of the Masai, in extra large version
<p>If the entry is not a scoop of the week!</p>
<p>Because the prices are still times that it of immense value, even the most valuable thing we raffled off so far in this blog and the entire team from touring Afrika.de. No wonder, prices are all but invariably handmade and imported to Kenya.</p>
<p>Each winner receives
<p>Therefore a unique piece, originally from Africa &#8211; provided by the African-Store www.afrika shop24.de</p>
<p>!All details about the
<p><strong>Wooden mask</strong>:</p>
<p>On the human face is a large elephant head <strong></strong>.The mask comes from <strong>Kenya</strong>It was created in <strong>Hand</strong>.Each of these masks were carved individually <strong></strong>.The dimensions are 38 x 20 x 8 cm.The regular retail price is € 59.80 <strong>.</strong></p>
<p>The colors remind
<p>Applied in their red and dark yellow automatically to Africa, but also to the exoticism of the skin pattern of so many animals that you get to see there.</p>
<h2>Up when running the lottery?</h2>
<p><strong>The raffle is finished!</strong></p>
<p>Ready made wooden masks of the four copies of the Maasai www.afrika-shop24.de where we want to thank you cordially herewith. Anyone who either has no luck in our raffle or is looking for similar, but different design works for the decoration of the domestic budget is in www.afrika-shop24.de sure to find something.</p>
<p>However, such masks are
<p>Season, regardless of course a real jewelry for your own home. Why did you get such a time now, but also can enjoy a longer future. We ourselves are very excited, whom we may this time a little happy with our prices, just before Christmas.</p>
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		<title>15 tips on how to meet non blacks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw339.jpg' align=left hspace=10> If the respected South African &#8220;Times&#8221; published 15 such behavior tips, we may assume that they have previously considered this well.Why do we Some of them, perhaps even for one or the other travelers to South Africa could be of relevance from touring Afrika.de.Sure Formulated in part with a wink, on the other hand, well more than a grain of truth in the following points:Yes, blacks can swimYes, blacks regularly wash your hairNo, you do not call black women &#8220;Sister&#8221; or &#8220;Sissy&#8221;No, you did not want to be constantly improved in terms of its pronunciationNo, no blacks in South Africa represents &#8220;all blacks&#8221; in the country, so he can be no comprehensive information, think what is so blackYes, blacks have even afraid of criminalsInterestingly, one could transfer most of the tips in a similar way, 1:1 questions to people from certain countries or regions.<span id="more-1098"></span>Swede who knows why some behave in a certain way to Sweden? And which German speaking Belgians would like to be praised even by a German, that he was &#8220;as good German&#8221; speak?</p>
<p>Who wants to read all 15 tips surfing, the South African Times, but the post is there in English. Please have in mind: This is a column. And not everything is meant, as it stands there. At the same time as non-native English speaker you will not anyway be tempted to criticize a resident of South Africa because of its pronunciation &#8230;</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw339.jpg' align=left hspace=10> If the respected South African &#8220;Times&#8221; published 15 such behavior tips, we may assume that they have previously considered this well.Why do we Some of them, perhaps even for one or the other travelers to South Africa could be of relevance from touring Afrika.de.Sure Formulated in part with a wink, on the other hand, well more than a grain of truth in the following points:Yes, blacks can swimYes, blacks regularly wash your hairNo, you do not call black women &#8220;Sister&#8221; or &#8220;Sissy&#8221;No, you did not want to be constantly improved in terms of its pronunciationNo, no blacks in South Africa represents &#8220;all blacks&#8221; in the country, so he can be no comprehensive information, think what is so blackYes, blacks have even afraid of criminalsInterestingly, one could transfer most of the tips in a similar way, 1:1 questions to people from certain countries or regions.<span id="more-1098"></span>Swede who knows why some behave in a certain way to Sweden? And which German speaking Belgians would like to be praised even by a German, that he was &#8220;as good German&#8221; speak?</p>
<p>Who wants to read all 15 tips surfing, the South African Times, but the post is there in English. Please have in mind: This is a column. And not everything is meant, as it stands there. At the same time as non-native English speaker you will not anyway be tempted to criticize a resident of South Africa because of its pronunciation &#8230;</p>
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		<title>Vivienne Westwood&#039;s new Africa collection</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw338.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Today they can Their collection in Kenya and helps sew the arms in that country to a small income, which is still a fair way to come about. The fact that almost all as a seamstress hired employees are female, is also no coincidence: In many African societies women are particularly driven into financial troubles, including in Kenya.<span id="more-1095"></span></p>
<p>Of course, let
<p>Vivienne Westwood not take it well, look at the production site in Kenya itself. It led to a series of photos with Vivienne Westwood as a motive in Kenya, with its producers and part of the collection. These images now serve as promotional material for their products, so that the reference to Africa more than just a marketing gimmick.</p>
<p>Among them
<p>Is not a &#8220;tourist stuff&#8221;, like Westwood to perform, but &#8220;proper design&#8221;. Included in the range of buttons and beads, cloth bags and the whole are is also usually made from recycled material.</p>
<p>Unconventional designer is thus faithful to them when they do something good for the continent of Africa and for the seamstresses from Kenya. With some 70 years ago is not any yet so open to new ideas and new methods. Vivienne Westwood other hand, helps to steer the focus once again on the conditions in sub-Saharan Africa &#8211; and helps the people living there. No need to mention too little, their history in this touring Afrika.de blog.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://xyxnw.com/wp-content/uploads/wpid-xyxnw338.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Today they can Their collection in Kenya and helps sew the arms in that country to a small income, which is still a fair way to come about. The fact that almost all as a seamstress hired employees are female, is also no coincidence: In many African societies women are particularly driven into financial troubles, including in Kenya.<span id="more-1095"></span></p>
<p>Of course, let
<p>Vivienne Westwood not take it well, look at the production site in Kenya itself. It led to a series of photos with Vivienne Westwood as a motive in Kenya, with its producers and part of the collection. These images now serve as promotional material for their products, so that the reference to Africa more than just a marketing gimmick.</p>
<p>Among them
<p>Is not a &#8220;tourist stuff&#8221;, like Westwood to perform, but &#8220;proper design&#8221;. Included in the range of buttons and beads, cloth bags and the whole are is also usually made from recycled material.</p>
<p>Unconventional designer is thus faithful to them when they do something good for the continent of Africa and for the seamstresses from Kenya. With some 70 years ago is not any yet so open to new ideas and new methods. Vivienne Westwood other hand, helps to steer the focus once again on the conditions in sub-Saharan Africa &#8211; and helps the people living there. No need to mention too little, their history in this touring Afrika.de blog.</p>
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