Je t'aime, Afrique!

Our days in DR Congo were charming, full of danger, full of adventures and of course sometimes very lonesome and tedious. In the first year, there were a lot of stuffs that could make me astonished, people were quite enchanting, and places were overwhelming. That year, everything was new, unknown, uncovered. So, boredom could hardly be capable of touching me, though I missed sometimes my family, my friends, my city and above all my beloved country. The Second and the last year, I became habituated to be there by this time. Of course, each year I went through a lot of new experiences, I understood and discovered the area in a new way, the people were being revealed from the different perspective. At the same time, I got involved unintentionally with the environment and circumstances as if I was the part of them, and I was there for years, and going to stay forever!

Lake Victoria: in my memoir

It is just not a waterbody, moreover it seems to me that it belongs to a vivacious life which touches all the living or non-living things around it. I am talking about Lake Victoria. During my African days, it became my intimate and truehearted friend. I went to it with a lonesome and doleful mind, but it has never disheartened me. I returned to my home with hope and dreams, with courage and energy, with patience and perseverance. It is not explicable how it influenced me a lot, how it strengthened me when I was almost fragile. It provided a smile with serenity on my gloomy face. 

Good bye Congo, Good bye Africa

It's really a great experience to reside in Africa. From my boyhood I had a dream to live and travel there. Later I could make this dream true on 10 October 2010. With huge excitement I first came to my dream land, my dream continent. After 3 years I can remember those days. How fast time goes on. Just after 2 days, I will be in Bangladesh, a very important episode of my life is just going to reach an accomplishment. The days of Africa will be nothing but very lively remembrances.

Kampala: the capital of the Pearl of Africa

Kampala is a very lively city of one of the East African countries called Uganda, the pearl of Africa. The country is very calm and quiet, full of a lot scenic natural beauties. But the main city of Uganda is just opposite. Like other third world countries' capitals, this city is also overcrowded. The daily life is terribly disturbed by traffic nuisances. The existence of few frauds in the city might make your visit a bit tensed.