In a Fable at Naibor
Male hormones have turned the ostrich’s legs red. He flaps his great black plumes exposing white wing tips against the variation of hills and space. Two…
Author Rupi Gill
Rising from the Sea Bed
Urchins live upside down. Their bottoms bright orange and googly as if watching us as we swim past trying to find a spot for the camera.…
Through an Arch
Out on the ocean, in the golden light of late afternoon, bob the boats that will take you deep sea fishing which Watamu is famous for.…
The Rough with the Smooth
Through the groovy cool interior there’s a bar to my left and on the right tucked away in a cubby is a treasure trove of Penny…
Safari Cuisine
If anything is illustrated by Top Gear ex-presenter – Jeremy Clarkson, getting unbecomingly angry over not getting his steak at the end of a long day,…
Samburu at Sasaab
The tinkling of bells wafts up in a hot current, cutting a stream of consciousness through my nap. I have a cold shower, looking out over…
Motorogi’s Mahali Mzuri
The river sweeps seemingly upwards, flowing away from us round a bend to the whap whap calls of Egyptian Geese – Mtorogi in Maa, the language…
Karibu
Sometimes I’m in a place and I have to ask myself am I really here? And then I tell myself how lucky I am. I hope…
Karibu
This is one of our most soul searching editions. We dare to tread into those areas of our minds where the difficult questions about our environment…
Hunting for a Conservation Solution
Rupi Gill in conversation with Chris Trent, Kes Smith and Richard Vigne. I think I’m right in there with most people who understand killing animals to…