Sunday, June 19, 2011

MARIO FRANGOULIS – special news announcement


This Just In – Greek tenor and frequent guest on One Voice From Africa, Mario Frangoulis, will be playing a key role in the Opening Ceremonies of the Special Olympics which kick-off on June 25, 2011 in Athens, Greece.


The Special Olympics, founded by Eunice Kennedy-Shriver, set the example for all of us that the human spirit can rise above all odds. Mario Frangoulis as a recognized international artist and humanitarian is a perfect addition to the star-studded line-up for these incredible opening ceremonies!

Friday, June 17, 2011

Affordable Kenya Safari


Kenneth Hieber
 welcomes his special guest Mike to One Voice From Africa. Mike and his family have just returned from a Safari in Kenya and he is excited to share their recent African Experience.


Mike joins Kenneth in the first segment of One Voice From Africa. Do you have questions on how to plan your safari to Kenya? The phone lines will be open toward the end of the segment and we invite you to call in on 1-619-639-4749 and talk with Mike and Kenneth.

Mike and his family visited Nairobi, Mt. Kenya Forest, Shaba National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, and the famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. Named Affordable Kenya on the 2AFRIKA website, this safari is a 2AFRIKA favorite and has attracted the interest of many travelers – if you are interested in learning more about Affordable Kenya, this episode is for you!

This episode of One Voice From Africa is dedicated to the Special Olympics 2011 World Sumer Games in Athens, Greece which Opening Ceremony takes place on June 25, 2011.

Stay tuned to One Voice From Africa for the latest African travel trends.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL SPOT IN AFRICA - PLEASE VISIT



See the splendor of the African sunset . . . resting on the hills as the distant call of the lion beckons nightfall in a place you have always dreamt of . . .

2AFRIKA, INC. is fully committed to your Satisfaction, Security, and Safety at all times, and is actively involved in 'Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism'

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

NEW TOURISM ROUTE FOR THEEWATERSKLOOF - WESTERN CAPE - SOUTH AFRICA


Theewaterskoof Municipality in the Cape Overberg is planning to launch the Cape Country Meander in September 2010, a self-drive route to showcase the region's wine, nature, adventure and sport attractions. Theewaterskloof is an agricultural region covering the towns of Grabouw, Villiersdorp, Botrivier, Grenadendal, Greyton, Caledon, Tesslesdal, and Riversonderend.

Visitors making their way along the south Cape coast to explore the Atlantic coastline, before heading off to the Garden Route, often overlook these towns.

To improve the area's competitiveness in the tourism industry, the Theewaterskloof Municipality has announced it is planning to launch the Cape Country Meander Route in September 2010. Simultaneously, a multi-pronged tourism development strategy to revive and transform the local economy, and that will benefit local communities, SMME’s (small-medium micro enterprises), and tourism product and service providers, is being implemented.

The region of Theewaterskloof is recognised for its fruit and wine farms. Elgin and Grabouw together comprise the apple-growing centre of the Cape, and Bot River’s Chenin Blanc wines win international awards.

The area lends itself to outdoor sports like mountain biking, hiking, cross-country marathons, water skiing, boating and fishing. A number of towns on the route fall within the Cape Floral Kingdom World Heritage Site, giving visitors access to the Green Mountain Eco Route (the world’s first biodiverse wine route) and the Groenland Mountain Conservancy in the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.

Under the theme ‘revive your love of touring’, the Cape Country Meander Route will be marketed as a self-drive discovery experience as opposed to a typical A to B route. Wine, nature and adventure sport enthusiasts looking to get out of town and explore country back roads, will be able to design their own itinerary, and travel at their own pace, using the variety of attractions and accommodation options along the route.

Compared to other regions in the Overberg, Theewaterskloof is underdeveloped and largely undiscovered. It's this ‘barefoot and unplugged’ quality that the region's stakeholders hope will lure new local and international visitors to the area.

2AFRIKA, INC. is fully committed to your Satisfaction, Security, and Safety at all times, and is actively involved in 'Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism'

Saturday, May 22, 2010

BACK FROM FILMING ANOTHER COUNTRY THROUGH MY EYES


I wanted to share a few 'special moments' with you which I enjoyed back home in Africa whilst filming ANOTHER COUNTRY THROUGH MY EYES.



This was an amazing moment!

One of the most spiritually uplifting moments during the filming of ANOTHER COUNTRY THROUGH MY EYES was visiting Khayelitsha in Cape Town with James Fernie of Uthando South Africa (Love).

Uthando South Africa (Love) offers scheduled Field Trips enabling benefactors and donors to visit the projects they fund. Visits take place on a non-commercialized, authentic, and interactive basis with a view to a genuine and meaningful interaction. Various projects are visited on a periodic basis and will at no time be turned into tourist attractions. A unique feature of these scheduled Field Trips is that the proceeds go back into the community via the projects being visited and financed.

It was great to film a scheduled Field Trip, which you can see on ANOTHER COUNTRY THROUGH MY EYES.

This shot was taken at a day care center for children.

What a 'special moment' it was!

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