King Mackeral in Mediterranean takeover bid When the so relegated laborers starting digging the Suez Canal by hand, they had no idea they would be facilitating the migration of so many fish species, into the Mediterranean. This excerpt describes the beginning days of the Suez Canal, it’s from http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/suez-canal-opens “In 1854, Ferdinand de Lesseps, the former French consul … Read more
AZGO Festival at Fatima’s this May Another big party to be staged at Fatima’s in Tofo, Inhambane, Southern Mozambique. A “Bilhete” is a ticket btw. Check out the packages and click here for more information about AZGO… http://azgofestival.com/en/about/buy-tickets/ or check out for more information at… http://azgofestival.com/en/ From AZGO… “Azgo Festival returns this May for the … Read more
Greenpeace vs Shell in the Arctic The folks at Greenpeace are being hardcore and entertaining as ever with this, their latest jaunt down south. To save the environment from immense destruction at the hands of the shareholders, stakeholders and operators of Shell. Shell are a formidable opponent but nothing seems to phase the Greenpeace Arctic … Read more
[twitchermap] Submitted by: Phillipe Galabert Report: Fishing : Boats ( traditional fishermen) are back these days with lots of red tuna and dorado cory phene . This is the period here where they can catch a lots of bait ( a small fish smaller than sardina they named Sim Sim ) . They caught it … Read more
Walking St. Hermes Steve’s Restaurant on the left at the end of town (next door to The Outspan Inn), is a great place to drink a coffee, catch up on FB (free wi-fi), and prepare for the 2km stroll up to the cape Hermes lighthouse. Leave you car at Steve’s where it will be safe … Read more
