Ethiopia’s Indigenous Omo Valley, the different tribes that still inhabit this region for centuries and for whom ancient traditions are stil the ancient way of life.

The Dogon are modern day Afrikan people who live at the border that is between Mali and Burkina Faso, alongside the cliffs of the Bandiagara escarpment, south of the Sahara desert, near Timbuktu and not far distant from the Niger River in Mali West Afrika. They moved to their current location during the 14th or 15th century from a prior home… Read more

Described and documented as the most constantly navigable river of the earth, West Afrika’s River Niger is said provides bigger and better harvests than the Nile. Published in Paris in 1897 by French Traveller, Journalist and Explorer Major Felix Dubois and titled “Timbuctoo, the Mysterious”, he travelled in 1895 from Paris to Dakar Senegal… Read more