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Child Sex Tourism Must Be Fought:

Posted on Nov. 16, 2009 at 10:39 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - Link

 

The rise of sex trade is shocking and the speed of its establishment staggering. It can only happen under a culture of deep rooted corruption, poverty and lack of concern for the most vulnerable in society that prevails in East African countries, especially Uganda and Kenya.

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“Child sex tourism” has a long history. However, the practice has developed substantially during the last few decades. According to experts, “child sex tourism” involves tourists who deliberately travel to foreign destinations solely for the purpose of engaging in sex with juveniles.Bwindi gorilla trek

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A 65 year old expatriate teacher from the United States of America is facing jail in Ghana after being arrested for abusing several African children by exchanging sexual favours for food. Patrick Ken Larbash is currently in custody whilst officials investigate his child abuse practices. His arrest followed the seizure of video recordings with up to eight Ghanaian children performing oral sex –Felatio– on him at his house in Adjomanikope. uganda safari adventure
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In 2006, Alexander Kilpatrick, a 56 year old father of two, was arrested in Milton Keynes, England, and jailed for 17 counts of sex offences after making several trips to East Africa, masquerading as an NGO worker, when he was actually a paedophile. Kilpatrick made harrowing films of the abuses.uganda gorilla holiday

 


SERENGETI-MAASAI MARA GREAT MIGRATION

Posted on Nov. 11, 2009 at 5:53 AM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - Link

 

Just like in humans and commonly more among the pastoralists, the wildebeests in Tanzania and Kenya have what we call the great migration or call it the seventh great wonder of the world.

 

It is so amazing how animals like humans can sense the danger in water and food scarcity that they choose to migrate across a border that is from kenya to Tanzania vice verse.

 

These two national parks harbor a variety of animal species of all categories like herbivores, carnivorous, hoofed and none hoofed including the Big five just to mention but a few.gorilla safari

 

It is so fascinating how nature plans for its dependants and this is evident in how the predators in this case the leopards, lions, hyena and cheetahs not forgetting crocodiles feast on the not so strong herbivores like zebras, Buffaloes to mention but a few which herbivores are also in search for survival by migrating for greener pastures.uganda safari

 

you see life in the wild is all about interdependence where the fauna totally depends on the flora and in this case its the numbers of herbivores that increases with the flourishing grasslands and because of such reasons the predetors will also have enough small animals to feed on.

 

Back to the migration, this eye catching scenario takes place in late July and early August when the animals especially the herbivores are crossing River Mara, from Serengeti-Tanzania to Maasai Mara-Kenya in search of water and palatable grasslands.uganda safaris

 

During this great migration big herds of buffaloes, Zebras, Gazelles and the many species of Antelopes come running like a swam of bees through the serengeti national park now almost dry grasslands heading for the now flourishing Maasai Mara grasslands in kenya, little do they know that danger and death for some of them is just a few miles ahead only to be attacked by the hungry Lions, leopards, cheetahs and hyena on their way through the grasslands and later the crocodiles.gorilla watching uganda

 

The strong and quick survive and cross while the weak and sluggish meet their death as the saying goes, "survival for the fittest".

 

 

For these people who have watched at least one of the many migrations annually find the whole experience so fascinating and say it is an experience of a life time that at least everyone should see before they die.rwanda gorilla safari

 

 


Wildlife and Oil drilling Dilemma

Posted on Oct. 26, 2009 at 2:38 AM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - Link