Attacked and robbed on arrival in Windhoek. Fought back, lost my phone and data, left after weeks disappointed.

The two suspects have now been arrested. The judge said there were three robbers. One escaped with my phone and SD card…

Robbed in Windhoek. Lost phone + 1TB data from Zanzibar trip. Everything gone. Please support and share.

Armed robbery in Namibia: phone stolen, attackers injured, suspects arrested, threats continue, safety concerns rising.

Today I got robbed, and it was intense. They stole my good phone, which had a 1 TB card full of photos — essentially my memories. On top of that, the phone contained my digital wallet, so losing it is

A journey from Lusaka to Livingstone turned into the hardest moment in nine years of travel.

A vibrant, modern illustration showing travel, AI, and nomadic lifestyle with the title “What AI Knows About Me.”

Yesterday evening I was sitting outside on the porch, enjoying the African night — quiet air, peaceful mood, perfect moment. Then… one mosquito decided I was the chosen one. Normally they barely touch

Overland bus journey from Moshi to Lusaka through rain, borders, chaos and endurance, reaching rest after 2500 km.

Which Hive client is your main one? Vote below and tell us why you prefer it.

At the moment, I’m on a bigger journey — one I’ll tell you more about once I finally reach my destination. This isn’t a straightforward trip. It includes multiple overnight stops, with the final leg being

Some days while traveling feel carefully planned. Others simply happen. Today was one of those moments — a quiet afternoon at a swimming pool in Moshi, with Mount Kilimanjaro rising in the distance. Massive.

Yesterday was one of those quiet, ordinary days that only reveal their value once they’re over. The morning began with breakfast. The coffee wasn’t great — far too strong, overloaded with coffee powder,

The haircut didn’t happen today. It was yesterday — and unfortunately, it’s still very present. The clippers moved slowly. Not confidently, not decisively. They traced curves, stopped at strange angles,

Yesterday moved at a gentle, unhurried pace. After breakfast, I stayed a little longer over another coffee, letting the morning settle in before heading out. Lunch was simple and local — quick street food,

A Café Office at the Foot of Kilimanjaro Today, I spent the entire afternoon in a small café at the foot of Kilimanjaro and turned it into my temporary office. My daypack rested on the table next to my

A simple guide to the Fediverse: what Home, Local, and Federated mean, how to get started on Android, and where to find me online!

Yesterday, I was wandering through the streets of Moshi, letting curiosity guide my steps. The town has a rhythm of its own—the chatter of street vendors and the hum of passing cars. Sometimes, the best

Good morning from Tanzania! ☀️ Before I dive back into the world of Tusky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed, I start the day with the simple essentials — or at least I try to. Today, there was no running water,

Hi everyone! 🌍✨ I’ve started sharing my travel photos and stories on the Fediverse, a network of open, decentralized social platforms. Unlike traditional social media where one company controls everything,