Hannah Moore

Oman, the Desert of Picture Books: A Photo Essay

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What ‘having nothing’ means in Africa

Travelling from one of the world’s extremes to another has me contemplating which place is actually happier. On the one hand, Dubai, an artificial conglomerate, pieced together in recent years by the one driver the world cannot get enough of, the one mineral the earth will eventually run out of… oil; on the other hand, [...]

24 in Kampala: What I’ve learnt so far

Had you asked me a year ago, the direction in which I thought my life might be headed, or which country I saw myself living in, I know without a doubt that ‘Uganda’ would not have been among my first 100 guesses. Sitting in a dark, dilapidated, local cafe in downtown Kampala, waiting for my [...]

Cobbled streets, marble gravestones and a glimpse of The After in Cimetière de Montmartre

It’s chilly in Paris today, as I walk the winding alleyways of Montmatre, no particular destination in mind. The cobbled streets are wearing my boots thin and I already feel a pang of nostalgia for the peasant artists who once roamed this neighbourhood. Making my way down one of the many steep roads, I stumble [...]

Every Writer’s Dream

Jeff Goins is one of those writers who manages to have me either weeping or on the brink thereof, on a regular basis. Whether it’s about fear or influence or sacrifice or being wrecked for an ordinary life, Jeff’s writing will strip you of your preconceived ideas and make you want to live a life [...]

When I wore red in Paris

Paris: The fashion capital of world; home to some of the world’s best wine, finest cuisine and most renowned museums. Who knew then, that living in Paris could be entirely un-glamorous – especially if you don’t dress the part? Monday, 1 January, 2007. I arrive at Paris Charles de Gaulle, 19, a virgin and absolutely [...]

Part 2: Not your average Friday Night

Head on a plate “You use a pair of garden scissors to cut the hair off the head,” explains the woman selling the sheeps’ heads. “Then, you can burn off the rest with a lighter or over the fire. After that you scrub the head clean with this” – she picks up a green scrubbing [...]

Not your average Friday Night

The sun sets over the distant horizon as I make my way through the narrow, busy streets of Khayelitsha’s Site C in my Uno Fiat. Smoke fills the air and the smell of braai meat is everywhere. Fruit stands abound; people cross the street without warning; minibus taxis zoom about, impervious to stop signs. It [...]

Europe on a Budget: Top 5 Tips

Most of us don’t think carefully enough about the long list of expenses and hidden costs involved in travelling – especially if we’re first-timers to Europe, the most pricey continent on the planet. Often, we set out on holiday with a daily budget in mind, realise it was unrealistic and end up over-spending. Read on [...]

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