10,000 km Across Africa – Part 1: From Moshi to Namibia
After the New Year, I set off on an overland adventure across Africa — a journey that has already taken me over 10,000 kilometers through diverse landscapes, cultures, and experiences.
The Video:
This is Part 1 of my journey: from Moshi, Tanzania all the way to Namibia.
The route took me through Dodoma and Mbeya, then across the border at Tunduma/Nakonde into Zambia. I continued on to Lusaka, then visited the stunning Victoria Falls before heading into Botswana and finally arriving in Namibia.
I traveled by train, bus, minibus, hitchhiking, tuk-tuk, motorbike, and on foot — embracing the road and all its surprises along the way.
Originally, I wanted to share this video on 3Speak, but unfortunately the upload failed and I couldn’t log in with Hive Keychain. So for now, I’m sharing it here on Ecency. It would be great if the 3Speak team could check into the issue.
Stay tuned for Part 2 — the journey continues!
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