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1. Mozambique pristine beaches for a holiday October 16, 2008 Mozambique is a much sought-after beach holiday destination, as it is one of the most picturesque coastal routes in Southern Africa. With its scorching weather and azure seas, the area is a prime location for diving and snorkeling, and the waters are alive with many species of marine life - specifically dolphins, Manta rays, and the occasional small shark. Shoals of colourful tropical fish flit in and out of coral reefs, and the tranquil beaches are untouched and warm all year round. The top reasons tourists visit Mozambique include, excellent diving opportunities – which include many ree... (read more) Author: Caitlin Smythe

2. Where do we invest now? October 14, 2008 Where do we invest now? The past few weeks have rocked the global investment world. Stock markets have tumbled, and large banks have gone down. Investors have seen their nett worth eroded over a few days. With the stock markets volatility, and turmoil with financial institutions, the big question is……. Where do we invest now? Perhaps, it’s not a good idea to cash in your investments now. After all markets do recover. You only have a paper loss, you haven,t lost any money unless you cash in and take the loss. Who knows how long it will take to recover to levels held a few months ba... (read more) Author: Greig Fitzell

3. Your 4x4 rental adventure starts now! October 02, 2008 It’s time to shake those winter woes! Spring is here and the muddy trails, thanks to the assault of rainfall this year, will soon dry up and be replaced with dusty trails. These trails are desperate, waiting for a 4x4 rental like yours to tear it up, replacing the fresh mud with tire tracks and the smell of exhaust fumes. What is it about the unknown road which compels us to explore? This long, endless trail that stretches into the horizon, why do we seek to discover it? If you are anything like me, then it is the spirit of the journey that obliges you to ride on into the distance. We all hav... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

4. Land in Portugal is increasing in size. September 08, 2008 We are Imobiliaria in Portugal, that is to say a registered real estate agent and we have recently discovered that Portugal is expanding, which is handy considering the amount of people who seem to want to move here from the north of Europe and beyond, Indeed many Portuguese nationals are also returning from such places as Mozambique and South Africa also a fair number of Brazilians are making the move here. But how is Portugal getting bigger, are the borders with Spain shifting, volcanic activity tectonic movement or is there ... (read more) Author: Paul Stubbs

5. Top African Destinations August 25, 2008 The top African Safari destinations include Botswana, South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique, Victoria falls, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Most of these safari destinations are self driven African safari. A self driven African safari can provide the traveller with loads of freedom, privacy and choices, although it is always best to have a well-planned route map, with lodging or accommodation booked and paid before you leave for safari. Self driving is a very cost effective & an exciting alternative solution for travellers to Africa, providing them with a huge sense of adventure & fun. It is we... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

6. Tanzania Travelers Advice And Tips May 20, 2008 About Tanzania: Information for Travellers. Location, A country in east Africa on the Indian Ocean, Tanzania borders countries like Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Burundi, Rwanda, Zambia Congo and Mozambique. Pemba, Zanzibar, Ungua and Mafia islands are also apart of Tanzania. Climate: Tanzania has a tropical climate and the average daily temperature is 30 degrees. The coastal areas are usually hot and humid with cool sea breezes. The interior of Tanzania tends to have temperate climates and on the highland plains are dry. The coast receives two seasons of rain from March to May and... (read more) Author: Richard Dicksons

7. Romantic Beach Vacation - Mozambique May 19, 2008 So the date is set, the invitations are out, the in laws are ready and your folks have emigrated. Let your mind fast forward as the jet plane gently eases you and your beloved into the azure evening sky. Relaxing with a glass of chilled Sauvignon Blanc, your partner opens up your honeymoon itinerary and with his warm hands, gentle eyes and soft smile, you know you’re on your way to paradise. Mozambique, one of the world’s leading romantic beach vacation destinations, has moved into first world acceptance and recognition offering seclusion, exclusivity, along with pristine white beac... (read more) Author: Claire Dinnie

8. The African Dream - VIP Villas Launches Bespoke Luxury Holidays & Safaris Across Africa April 30, 2008 VIP Villas announces a new range of exclusive hotels and lodges across South Africa and beyond Luxury travel specialist VIP Villas has launched a new range of exclusive hotels, lodges and safaris in South Africa, Zambia and Mozambique expanding its portfolio of ultimate holiday experiences to the African continent. The company now features 27 select properties across South Africa, ranging from rustic bushcamps and lodges in the Serengeti, to luxury hotels in the winelands, and state-of-the-art private villas in Cape Town, with each holiday individually tailored to combine the best ... (read more) Author: Andy Parr

9. The African Dream - VIP Villas Launches Bespoke Luxury Holidays Across Africa April 16, 2008 Luxury villa and hotel specialist VIP VIllas has launched a new range of exclusive hotels and lodges in South Africa, Zambia and Mozambique expanding its portfolio of ultimate holiday experiences to the African continent. The company now features 27 select properties across South Africa, ranging from rustic bushcamps and lodges in the Serengeti, to state-of-the-art private villas in Cape Town, with each holiday individually tailored to combine the best accommodation, flights and services. With a choice of Luxury Villas across Africa, we can now offer a tailored programme for those ... (read more) Author: Andy Parr

10. Helio Resource Corp and the Lupa Goldfield March 16, 2008 By James West Helio Resource Corp.’s (TSX.V:HRC) project generator model is starting to yield results, both in terms of attracting other juniors as joint venture partners, and on its own flagship SMP property in Tanzania. The company’s portfolio of 27 gold, base metal, and diamond licenses in Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique and Tanzania have also started to attract the attention of major institutional investors, and Dundee Resources Limited of Toronto, Canada, has endorsed the company with an investment of CA$5.25 Million in January at $0.75 per share. Helio has commenced a 20,0... (read more) Author: Resourcex Investor

11. Places of Interest to Visit in Tanzania March 16, 2008 If you are looking for the taste of wonder, adventure, challenge, relaxation together, Tanzania will offer you more. It is not just a land of geographical extremes that owns one of the largest, wildest animal populations in the world but also a popular travel destination visited by travellers all around the world for its natural and cultural diversity. Bordering the Indian Ocean, between Kenya and Mozambique, Tanzania is the largest country of Eastern Africa. As you can watch Tanzania safari videos existing in Travelovideo.com, Tanzania has the world-famous attractions. Its natural diversity... (read more) Author: Gokhan Ozbal

12. Kruger National Park October 25, 2007 South Africa is home to one of, if not the, finest game parks in all of Africa. This enormous nature reserve is an astounding 18,989 square km, running 350km from top to bottom and 60 km wide. This is roughly the size of Holland! To the west of the Kruger National Park are the provinces of Mpumulanga and Limpopo. Bordering in the north is Zimbabwe and to the east is Mozambique. It is now part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, a park that links Kruger National Park with the Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe, and with the Limpopo National Park in Mozambique. The Kruger Park i... (read more) Author: Peter van Zijl

13. The Kingdom of Swaziland October 03, 2007 Swaziland has been independent since 1968 and is one of the three last monarchies left in Africa. His Majesty, King Mswati, rules over this lush land, known for it’s fertile valleys and gigantic mountain ranges that encircle the Kingdom. The country is snuggled between South Africa and Mozambique and is home to giraffe, antelope, crocodiles, waterbuck, zebra, wildebeest and many more. One of the larger reserves is at the Phoponyane Falls. The reserve is 500 hectares large and contains one of Swazilands many legends. According to the folktale, a beautiful maiden fell in love with he... (read more) Author: Celeste Yates

14. Philip Spires reviews Mukiwa by Peter Godwin September 23, 2007 Peter Godwin certainly has a story to tell. It’s a story of an idyllic, if unusual childhood, a disrupted but eventually immensely successful education, military service and then two careers, one in law, planned but aborted, and then one in journalism, discovered almost by default. Listed like this these elements might sound just a bit mundane, perhaps not the subject of memoir. When one adds, however, the location, Rhodesia becoming Zimbabwe, the result is a deeply moving, in places deeply sad, as well as quite disturbing account of a life lived thus far. Mukiwa, by the way, is Shona for whit... (read more) Author: Philip Spires

15. Southern Africa, a setting of magnificent beauty. June 04, 2007 Southern Africa is home to a mass variety of beautiful locations and activities that are unique and can’t be duplicated elsewhere in the world. For anyone who has interest in enriching their life with striking scenery, atmosphere or vast expanses of isolated terrain, this is the continent to consider. From the Arid Kalahari to the tropical Mozambique, an enormous assortment of species of wildlife and plant life alike can be observed in and about Southern Africa. Mozambique is stunning with its cultural richness and is home to perfect beaches. It is known as an excellent spot for di... (read more) Author: Phil Smulian

16. Africa Swaziland - culture and traditions flourish alongside some modern luxury. March 03, 2007 Swaziland is a tiny mountainous Kingdom, sandwiched between South Africa and Mozambique, has been dubbed the 'Switzerland of Africa'. African culture and traditions flourish here alongside some modern luxury hotels and excellent wildlife reserves. Swaziland is the smallest country in the southern hemisphere, but it has a big heart despite its depressed economy. The capital, Mbabane, lies at the northern end of the lush Ezulwini Valley: a small, unpretentious town that caters well for tourists. Among the country's main attractions are Mlilwane, a well-established game sanctuary; the magnificent... (read more) Author: Gerald Crawford

17. Mozambique; where the sunny skies are aqua blue September 21, 2006 Located on the south-eastern coast of the continent, Mozambique is considered one of Africa's coastal jewels. It is renowned for its crystal blue waters, fantastic coral reef and its amazing diversity of marine life. This former Portuguese colony, a unique melting pot of diverse cultures, is a major attraction for travellers seeking an African adventure experience. Devastated by a bloody civil war that raged for about 17 years, since the end of the war in 1992, Mozambique has been actively rebuilding itself. This has begun to open up a host of travel opportunities for visitors eager to ge... (read more) Author: Darren Ravens

18. Magical Mozambique July 11, 2006 Mozambique is located along Africa’s picturesque south-eastern coast and is bordered by Tanzania, South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. It is a country rich because of its beauty, history and the warmth of its people. A Brief History When Vasco da Gama stumbled upon this costal paradise in 1948 en route to India he set the way for Portuguese expansion into Mozambique. The culture and traditions are still flourishing and Portuguese is the official language of Mozambique. It is a country that was ravaged by a bloody civil war which raged for almost three decades. Since the warr... (read more) Author: Kelly Wheeler

19. What a C.I.A. Black Ops Officer Taught Me About Copywriting September 14, 2005 When I was in the Air Force, I had the opportunity to attend a very “special” training course taught by very “special” instructors. One of my instructors was a former Navy S.E.A.L. who had left the Navy to join the C.I.A. as a special operations officer. This guy had seen combat in several different theaters of operation, during many public (and some not so public) conflicts. One of the things he taught us during this “advanced” training course was a highly specialized shooting technique called the “Mozambique” (also known as the double tap failure drill.) This is the primary ... (read more) Author: Eric Graham

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