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2019-03-07 | Botswana, Denmark, Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda | 2 Comments
I’m back in Copenhagen, I’m back in my hood on Vesterbro down town Copenhagen. Today I went back to my ‘office’ – a local restaurant BOBs where it is possible to work all day if you are a member of Sp8ces. Through sp8ces (no I don’t get paid to tell about it) you have access […]
2019-03-03 | Namibia | No Comments
Today I am leaving Namibia. The only country where I haven’t interviewed any humanists. So far, I know the country doesn’t have any humanist or atheist organisations – or at least no organisations are members of Humanists International. I decided to visit anyway – purely for recreational reasons. So, I have been on holiday the […]
I am happy to be able to break this news today. Going forward I will be a writer for the Danish online media POV International. This is amazing. They have so many fantastic journalists and writers who publish on their platform. The writers don’t get paid, but the readers can donate directly to the writers. […]
2019-02-24 | South Africa | 2 Comments
Arriving in Cape Town almost feels like coming home. It’s extremely European and according to locals very different from the rest of the country – which means I haven’t really gotten the full experience of this country. I’ve spent two weeks here in Cape Town and haven’t seen half of the sights. After travelling for […]
2019-02-19 | South Africa | 1 Comment
The last few days I’ve focused on being a tourist in Cape Town – no interviews, no writing, no editing. I’ve been exhausted and extremely tired. I’ve had writers block – not being able to write anything that made sense. So, I needed this break, relaxing, watching Netflix and not thinking about the next steps. […]
2019-02-13 | Botswana | 1 Comment
It is difficult to comprehend the amount of open spaces in Botswana – the country is the size of France, but France has almost 30 times as many citizens. So much space everywhere. The Khalihari Desert covers a large part of the country. Together with the Okavanga Delta and Chobe National Park it attracts a […]
2019-02-06 | Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda | No Comments
What I have realised during my journey is how much religion and, in most countries, also tribes influence everything. Which religion you belong to, which tribe you are a part of influences you everyday life, what school you go to, which job you get, who you can do business with, who you marry, who you […]
2019-02-03 | Malawi | 1 Comment
This beautiful small country landlocked between Mozambique, Zambia and Tanzania. It somehow seems to be forgotten by many – no major conflicts to keep the media interested. Not a major tourist destination either even though I would recommend a visit – people are friendly, the service is good, and the animals are plenty. It is […]