I’m glad to say we’re gradually seeing more blogs from South Africa. Here are just a few posts to give you a glimpse into what’s going on in that part of the world:
- Interesting post that has some things to say about fighting racism yesterday, today and tomorrow…
- Don’t read this post unless you want your heart broken – somedays are hard
- This is a longer post, and an older post, but talks a lot about some aspects of culture – so here it is, a little late – NEW YEAR UPDATE
- And from our veteran bloggers in South Africa – this post about the reality of HIV in South Africa: Down To Earth With A Bump
Cape Town (also called Kaapstad or iKapa), South Africa
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Sometimes I miss the longer posts out there because I simply don’t have time to read them all. But for some reason I did sit down and read this one, and it was worth it. Frank and Barbara Esselinks are in Nigeria for just a couple of months, doing medical work in Jos. Read in this post their experiences with the Nigerian census, work at the hospital and especially what happened when a very sick 1 year old girl was brought to the hospital. The post is called 