Boogie in the Bush
23rd May – 25th May, Arusha Boogie in the Bush is an exciting new music festival celebrating live jazz, blues, and reggae, with a spotlight on Tanzania’s incredible musicians. As night falls, over 30 rising DJs from across the Pearl of Africa will set Arusha ablaze with the best of Afro disco, house, and techno. […]
Kip Keino Classic
31st May, Nyayo Stadium The sixth edition of the Kip Keino Classic is set for May 31, 2025, at Nairobi’s Nyayo National Stadium. As part of the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold series, this premier event attracts top athletes globally. Named after Kenyan legend Kipchoge Keino, the Classic offers thrilling competitions and showcases Kenya’s rich […]
Kayak the Nile Canoe Club Mass Fundraiser
On May 1st, 2025, Kayak the Nile Canoe Club is making waves with its first-ever Mass Float Fundraiser! This thrilling event will raise funds to empower young girls in the local community through kayaking—equipping them with life-changing skills and career opportunities in the sport. Starting at Bungee Uganda, participants will drift down the Nile, guided […]
24 Hours in Arua
I’ve yet to find a road more beautiful than the one in Uganda from Masindi to Murchison Falls National Park. Like a scene from a dreamy motion picture, it’s a splash of green with a canopy above, dense, refreshing air, and—if you’re lucky—a glimpse of a giraffe or a band of antelopes. Then comes the […]
Twilight in Tsavo
We weren’t initially meant to be a safari. My husband and I had travelled to visit the Makindu Sikh Temple for prayers at the invite of a friend hosting them. The historic temple on the Mombasa Highway welcomes all travelers along the road for a hot vegetarian meal and offers accommodation to anyone participating in […]
24 Hours in Kigali
Set against a backdrop of rolling hills, Kigali seamlessly blends its rich history with a modern, vibrant culture. Known for its cleanliness, safety, and warm hospitality, Rwanda’s capital offers something for every traveller—poignant historical sites, thriving arts, culinary, and eco-tourism scenes, and more. Whether you’re exploring bustling neighbourhoods or enjoying the tranquillity of urban green […]
Wild Women: Celebrating the Female Vets Protecting Kenya’s Wildlife
In the spirit of International Women’s Day, Nomad Africa is shining a light on six extraordinary women who are reshaping the future of conservation in Kenya. In a field often seen as rugged, unpredictable, and historically male-dominated, these wildlife vets are not just proving they belong, they’re uplifting each other along the way. Through a […]
Empowering Women in Conservation: The Kufadza Scouts of Lower Zambezi
The Lower Zambezi National Park is a breathtaking expanse of wilderness, home to diverse wildlife and a delicate ecosystem that demands rigorous protection. At the heart of this conservation effort stands Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ), a non-profit organisation working alongside the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) to safeguard the park and promote sustainable […]
Growing Hope: How Mlango Farm Foundation is Changing Lives in Rural Kenya
In the heart of Kenya, where many families depend on farming for their livelihood, the Mlango Farm Foundation is showing that change is possible. By offering sustainable farming solutions, hands-on learning, and a unique opportunity for children and youth to connect with nature, Mlango Farm is transforming both the land and the people who live […]
Hotshots – Gurveena Ghataure 1
Gurveena Ghataure is a zoologist and conservationist who grew up in Kenya and has spent her career working across Africa and south east Asia, including in Myanmar, Vietnam Cambodia, and Indonesia.