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Tag Archives: Turkana
Lake Turkana and the complexities of perspective
(A little background here: I wanted to visit China as a child but not as a tourist so I took the VSO – Voluntary Services Overseas – route and became a teacher. I didn’t get to China. Tiananmen Square … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude Polarisation, Development, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lake Turkana, Omo Dam, Omo River, Turkana
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The road to Turkana and why the Lake needs our attention
There was something infinitely distant about Port Sudan in the late eighties, something that defied explanation in physical distance. The place was full of refugees and dust and mottled oranges in the markets. Gunshots at night. The ancient ruins at … Continue reading
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Tagged appeal, attention, democracy, Dinka, ecology, exploitation, Lake Turkana Dam, pastoralism, social justice, traditionalists, Turkana
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