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Atricle Dump - East Africa Safari Newsletter April 2006
Loan Types What types of loans are available to me? There are many different types of mortgage offered to consumers. Some of the most popular mortgage broker are the FHA Home Loan (Federal Housing Administration) and the VA Loan . Because the FHA mortgage and VA mortgage are guaranteed by the government, they generally feature lower interest mortgage refinancing rates and mortgage fees than other mortgage broker. Details about the major types of loans, including the FHA mortgage and VA mortgage, follow. Conventional Fannie Mae mortgage Fannie Mae is the common name of the Federal National Mortgage Association. Fannie Mae is a congressionally chartered, shareholder-owned company that buys mortgages from lenders and resells them as securities on the secondary home mortgage market. Before approving you, Fannie Mae looks at a number of factors including credit ratings, debt ratio, and employment history. Mortgage that are approved via Fannie Mae should qualify for a better rate.Freddie Mac Freddie Mac is the common name for the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation. The 2005 maximum loan amount for both Fannie Mae Mortgage and Freddie Mac company is $33333,700. Freddie Mac does not issue mortgages directly, rather, they buy m
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 per
Rome is a great place to go if you want to combine fun with culture.It’s not renowned for its nightlife, and it’s not the place to go if you want to recreate the excesses of your last Ibiza soiree.But Rome offers you a young man’s lifestyle and a refined, sophisticated man’s interest.• Rome is awash with ancient architecture: you can visit the Colosseum, Roman forum, the Pantheon, Trajan’s Column, Trajan’s Market, the Catacombs, the Arch of Constantine, the Baths of Caracalla and many others, • Chill in large, bustling outdoor spaces like the Trevi Fountain, the Piazza Novona, Piazza del Popolo, Spanish Steps, St Peter’s Square or Rome’s large peripheral parks and gardens, • All these sites stay open as late as 10pm, so if you’ve been out the previous evening until the small hours, you don’t need to leave your lodgings until after lunch for a full day’s site-seeing, • Rome is connected by a big, cheap, underground metro. Don’t bother with car hire; you can get wherever you want quickly and cheaply without the worries relating to drinking and Italian drivers, • There’s a beach; it’s a half hour train away, but it has good quality sand and there are some swanky smart cocktail bars on the seafro
Nairobi has become one of the best cities in sub-Saharan Africa for international business people to live and work in. The city was ranked sixth out of 30 in the Mercer Business "Quality of Living" survey. Although it was ranked behind Cape Town, Johannesburg, Lusaka, Dakar and Blantyre, it was way ahead of its neighbours, Dar-es-Salaam, Khartoum and Addis Ababa. Nairobi’s ranking is up one place from last year. It has also been ranked among the top 150 cities for the business community worldwide, ahead of such cities as St Petersburg and Moscow in Russia, Belgrade in Yugoslavia, Bangalore, Madras and Mumbai in India, Havana in Cuba and Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
The Kampala Serena Hotel
After a year of intensive reconstruction and restyling, the Kampala Serena Hotel (formerly The Nile Hotel) will open in July 2006, as the acclaimed flagship of the Serena East African Safari Circuit. The 5-star, 152-room world-class hotel is uniquely located amid 17 acres of prime city-centre gardens. Immediately adjacent to the hotel and just 40 kms from Entebbe International Airport , the Kampala Serena Conference Centre is rapidly expected to become Africa’s premier conference venue. Spaciously interactive, it comprises: The Plenary Auditorium, whose state-of-the-art facilities can host 1,500 delegates, The Nile Gallery, which also functions as an exhibition area; and a range of interconnecting conference facilities.
Kenya Airways expands its network further
Kenya Airways has now added Asmara / Eritrea and Freetown / Sierra Leone to their expanding African network. The inaugural Freetown flight was on April 06th while the Asmara flights will commence on May 03rd.
Kenya Airways has also just signed a code share agreement with Korean Air which is aimed to open the lucrative South Korean market for the East African countries. Flight connections will be via KQ’s three weekly flights to Bangkok, from where Korean Air will provide onward connections to Seoul and beyond. Korean Air is a member of Sky Team, a global airline alliance led by KLM/Air France, which Kenya Airways has joined as the first African airline member. In time for the summer schedule Kenya Airways has also added a third daily flight between Nairobi and Amsterdam, a route operated in conjunction with KLM.
Oldonyi Lengai, Tanzania erupts
The volcano, overlooking the plains of the lower Serengeti, which has long been a simmering hotspot, where tourists could get a glimpse of an active volcano in relative safety, has now erupted. Across East Africa volcanic activity has been recorded in the past with the most substantial such eruption a few years ago near Goma / Democratic Republic of Congo, where sections of the town and of the airport ended up covered roof high in lava flows.
Mount Oldonyo Lengai burst into flames recently and prompted tourist officials in the area issuing travel advisory warning tourists not to camp or visit the mountain base in fear of more volcanic activity. Not scared of travel advisory and warnings by wildlife conservationists in Tanzania’s famous Ngorongoro Conservation Area, tourists are flocking near the volcanic mount Oldonyo Lengai. Recent eruptions were in sequence of other volcanic activities in the mountain with last eruption recorded to occur in 1983 after several and worst eruptions observed for a number of months in 1917 and 1926 while the 1940 incidence left a wide area devastated.
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 perc
Your web site is just one of the Zillion sites parked on the WWW(world wide web). Chances are, you do not think yours will ever be noticed. We hear your cry for cyber attention. Here are five methods to get people clicking on your website.1.) Make sure it is professional looking.Nobody likes looking at web site that reminds them of a report they wrote when they were in school. Invest in studying a good web site designing program (Dreamweaver MX and Microsoft Frontpage are wise picks), and getting your creative juices flowing. Make sure it is compelling, well designed, and organized. People do not really find it fun to weed through cyber files to get the information that they want. On that note, do not make it a heavy site. Put up some flash introductions may be great eye candy, but the common internet surfer only waits 10 seconds for a page loading, and then they're off to the next.2.)Submit your URL on each search engine possible.Put your URL on business cards and bug your family and friends to check up your web site won't really increase traffic. Submitting it to search engines will make it easier for people finding you, provided that your web page is carrying the topics they're looking for. To clearly
Kenya Airways expands its network further
Kenya Airways has now added Asmara / Eritrea and Freetown / Sierra Leone to their expanding African network. The inaugural Freetown flight was on April 06th while the Asmara flights will commence on May 03rd.
Kenya Airways has also just signed a code share agreement with Korean Air which is aimed to open the lucrative South Korean market for the East African countries. Flight connections will be via KQ’s three weekly flights to Bangkok, from where Korean Air will provide onward connections to Seoul and beyond. Korean Air is a member of Sky Team, a global airline alliance led by KLM/Air France, which Kenya Airways has joined as the first African airline member. In time for the summer schedule Kenya Airways has also added a third daily flight between Nairobi and Amsterdam, a route operated in conjunction with KLM.
Oldonyi Lengai, Tanzania erupts
The volcano, overlooking the plains of the lower Serengeti, which has long been a simmering hotspot, where tourists could get a glimpse of an active volcano in relative safety, has now erupted. Across East Africa volcanic activity has been recorded in the past with the most substantial such eruption a few years ago near Goma / Democratic Republic of Congo, where sections of the town and of the airport ended up covered roof high in lava flows.
Mount Oldonyo Lengai burst into flames recently and prompted tourist officials in the area issuing travel advisory warning tourists not to camp or visit the mountain base in fear of more volcanic activity. Not scared of travel advisory and warnings by wildlife conservationists in Tanzania’s famous Ngorongoro Conservation Area, tourists are flocking near the volcanic mount Oldonyo Lengai. Recent eruptions were in sequence of other volcanic activities in the mountain with last eruption recorded to occur in 1983 after several and worst eruptions observed for a number of months in 1917 and 1926 while the 1940 incidence left a wide area devastated.
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 per
It is not very difficult to make setup changes according to the track surface.This article presents some general tips on making setup changes from tight to loose conditions. These are as follows:• First, it is essential to start with a setup that can perform well under tight conditions. In asphalt racing, tight conditions involve running a stiffer right-rear (RR) spring, a stiffer right-front (RF) spring, a higher Pan hard/J-bar, having the weight lower in the car, more left-side weight, less rear steer, and cross weight.• These settings should be kept until the track starts to lose moisture and grip.• It is necessary to observe the attitude of the cars that run the track just before you go out.• As soon as the track starts to loose its grip, you should immediately begin to soften the RR spring, drop the J-bar a little, move weight to the right and up a little, and consider softening the RF spring's rate as well.• These changes, however, should be made in four stages. These are early practice, qualifying, heat races, and the main event.• The surface should be watered again by the track crew once the heat races have run.• The track will become either hard or black-slick with mod
Kenya Airways has also just signed a code share agreement with Korean Air which is aimed to open the lucrative South Korean market for the East African countries. Flight connections will be via KQ’s three weekly flights to Bangkok, from where Korean Air will provide onward connections to Seoul and beyond. Korean Air is a member of Sky Team, a global airline alliance led by KLM/Air France, which Kenya Airways has joined as the first African airline member. In time for the summer schedule Kenya Airways has also added a third daily flight between Nairobi and Amsterdam, a route operated in conjunction with KLM.
Oldonyi Lengai, Tanzania erupts
The volcano, overlooking the plains of the lower Serengeti, which has long been a simmering hotspot, where tourists could get a glimpse of an active volcano in relative safety, has now erupted. Across East Africa volcanic activity has been recorded in the past with the most substantial such eruption a few years ago near Goma / Democratic Republic of Congo, where sections of the town and of the airport ended up covered roof high in lava flows.
Mount Oldonyo Lengai burst into flames recently and prompted tourist officials in the area issuing travel advisory warning tourists not to camp or visit the mountain base in fear of more volcanic activity. Not scared of travel advisory and warnings by wildlife conservationists in Tanzania’s famous Ngorongoro Conservation Area, tourists are flocking near the volcanic mount Oldonyo Lengai. Recent eruptions were in sequence of other volcanic activities in the mountain with last eruption recorded to occur in 1983 after several and worst eruptions observed for a number of months in 1917 and 1926 while the 1940 incidence left a wide area devastated.
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 per
Designing a website that also ranks well in search engine results is a job that requires a blend of art, creativity and optimization. Wondering what a web site designing has got to do with the optimization of a web site or its ranking, then I must tell you that 40% of ranking positions are increase because of web site design.Web site designing is not restricted to Photoshop and Fireworks, rather a good website designer must build a superior architecture of the website. Below are few features that a web site designer must take care of while designing a website.1. Do not use browser specific functions, as all users may not have the same browser installed on their machine.2. Use small and less images, if it is mandatory to use bigger images then slice them and keep in mind point 1.3. Always mention the height and width of the images in the code part. It helps browser calculate the space needed to be left for the images and the rest of the page can get downloaded faster.4. Do not forget to put ALT tag on all images, sometimes few images are unable to appear especially if the connection is slow.5. Try to keep the average page size less
Oldonyi Lengai, Tanzania erupts
The volcano, overlooking the plains of the lower Serengeti, which has long been a simmering hotspot, where tourists could get a glimpse of an active volcano in relative safety, has now erupted. Across East Africa volcanic activity has been recorded in the past with the most substantial such eruption a few years ago near Goma / Democratic Republic of Congo, where sections of the town and of the airport ended up covered roof high in lava flows.
Mount Oldonyo Lengai burst into flames recently and prompted tourist officials in the area issuing travel advisory warning tourists not to camp or visit the mountain base in fear of more volcanic activity. Not scared of travel advisory and warnings by wildlife conservationists in Tanzania’s famous Ngorongoro Conservation Area, tourists are flocking near the volcanic mount Oldonyo Lengai. Recent eruptions were in sequence of other volcanic activities in the mountain with last eruption recorded to occur in 1983 after several and worst eruptions observed for a number of months in 1917 and 1926 while the 1940 incidence left a wide area devastated.
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 per
The world of treasure hunting and gold can posses people. It has me and many other people. But the fact remains that treasure hunting can be funded and successful if they step back from the enthusiasm of the project, and operate on a rational level.Treasure Hunting is a business as well as a passion. If you can be grounded on the numbers and the research, your enthusiasm will sell the project.Anyway this guy and another guy were trying to raise money in $20-$100 per person. I simply could not understand why the were trying to raise such a small amount of money from like 500 people. It just seemed like a waist of time when they could have asked for $2-$5,000 from each person. I would not have invested and money with these 2 people because they are lost in a dream and not organized.They had no plans and there research was weak. They also had no idea on how much is needed for treasure recovery or even how much money they needed at all. They had no planning so there is little to no chance of them being successful.Just because you think you know where a treasure is does not mean you have any idea on how to pinpoint and recover it. That takes money...Lots of it.For an underwater pin pointi
Arrivals now over 660,000 in Uganda
Figures now released by the national statistics body indicated that arrivals for 2005 stood at about 662,000, compared with the figures they released for 2004 which UBOS – Uganda Bureau of Statistics – put at 512,000. This underlines the trend over the past 6 years, when in average some 20 percent annual growth was recorded in arrivals to the country. In a related development East African citizens will in coming years also be able to cross the national borders of the East African sister states with a simple ID, then removing the element of East African visitors from the statistics, who will thereafter begin to show under the regional domestic tourism figures, which are expected to benefit from the transition, while international arrival statistics will then have to be modified and the ‘loss’ of cross border traffic put into the new adjusted context.
Pemba Channel now a Marine Conservation Area
Following enabling legislation last year Tanzania’s government has now established a marine conservation area for the Pemba Channel with the ultimate aim to have it declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The conservation areas will cover an area of about 42 nautical miles in length. Additional patrol vessels are being procured in order to effectively guard the channel area. Zanzibar and Pemba’s main source of income is from tourism and this further measure is expected to yield positive results in the future, protecting the marine resources more effectively and conserving the ecosystem for future generations.
Arusha Coffee Lodge
Arusha Coffee Lodge is the finest lodge available in Arusha, the gateway city to the famous national parks of Tanzania. This cozy and serene lodge built around a working coffee plantation, is a wonderful place to begin and end the adventure in Tanzania. The Lodge is located on the outskirts of Arusha and is about 60 minutes by car from Kilimanjaro International Airport. It consists of 23 luxury chalets which are creatively decorated. Each chalet is spaced throughout the lush coffee grove to ensure privacy and solitude. The beds are very comfortable and furnishings are top quality with lots of interesting coffee themed artifacts. The bathrooms are grand with nice fixtures including bath and shower. One of the nicest features is the private wooden deck attached to each chalet which overlooks the coffee plantation. There is a swimming pool and spa area behind the reception and restaurant.
Nakuru Golf Course
Located exactly 160 kilometers from Nairobi is the Nakuru Golf Course. The course was opened in 1929 by Lord Francis Scott. Initially, the course was a nine-holer and consisted mainly of browns this was during its construction in 1923, but was extended to eighteen holes in 1935. Lake Nakuru and the Flamingos can be seen at the eighth and eighteenth tees, these give the player more pleasure. The first hole has a wide fairway with a 376 yard for men and 320 yards for women. The club's annual event is the Coronation Trophy. The restaurant offers appetizing meals and adequate drinks for thirsty players and observers thus, due to the club's great hospitality, visitors from Nairobi highly commend the golf course and club.
Rwenzori Centenary Celebrations
The government of Uganda in partnership with the Italian government is preparing for the centenary
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