senegal

How the witch saved Aisha’s baby

Supernatural as part of everyday life in Senegal, West Africa

Mar 27 •

The Great Green Smoke

How Grand Ecological Vision for Africa Faded into Thin Air

Feb 13 •

Worlds We Don't See

English: the Lingua Franca Lie

Dec 11, 2024 •

How Mamadou went to college

“I did not go to college to study. I went to college to escape fishing."

Dec 1, 2024 •

How the devil killed Idrissa’s dad

When devil emerges from forest, everybody runs

Nov 19, 2024 •

Easter in Casamance

It is Easter Saturday.

Apr 30, 2024 •

The wall of shame of Cap Skirring

Casamance is the pearl of Senegal, and Cap Skirring is the pearl of Casamance. The ultimate tourist destination at a pristine beach. Palm trees…

Apr 22, 2024 •

The haunted tree near Diembéring

Diembéring is a pretty Casamance village inhabited by Christians, Muslims and local believers. All the village streets meet at the center. There, the…

Apr 21, 2024 •

The sheep on the roof

Dakar, the European town in Africa

Apr 18, 2024 •

Mille francs là

The adventurous flight from Dakar to Cap Skirring, Senegal

Apr 16, 2024 •

Making sense of travel: my past work

I’m moving my NomadicMind blog to Substack, so that readers can easily connect, subscribe be email, and stay in touch creating a community.

Apr 1, 2024 •

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