The Rough Guide to Zanzibar tells you all there is to know about East Africa''s island paradise. From the labyrinthine Stone Town to ruined Omani palaces, the 16-page, full-colour introduction pinpoints all of the island''s highlights. In addition there are two new colour inserts: Zanzibar and the S
Return to Zanzibar: Travels through Africa
โ Scribed by Roger Webber
- Publisher
- Troubador Publishing Ltd
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Starting from his early days spent in this exotic island when it was an independent Sultanate, Roger Webber goes on to describe his travels throughout Africa, covering a period of 66 years and nearly every country in that vast continent. It includes the great journey from Cairo to Cape, travelling up the Nile, and later on passage down the other great river of Africa, the Congo. In Return to Zanzibar, Roger begins with his memories of an island explored in detail, recounting every aspect of its geography and history and examining how this small country had so much influence over such a large part of the continent. Following Zanzibar's amalgamation with Tanganyika to form Tanzania, in which many of the ways of the original country disappeared, Roger returned as a doctor to be faced with epidemics that were ravaging East Africa at that time. From this base he explored surrounding countries and much of the rest of the continent. Return to Zanzibar is a personal story of Africa in all its many facets.
โฆ Subjects
Travel; Nonfiction; TRV002000
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