Chris Duncan swaps Port Harcourt (temporarily) for the Cape. Home, great motivator
South African ex-pat Chris Duncan temporarily swaps the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt and returns home to the Western Cape.
South African ex-pat Chris Duncan temporarily swaps the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt and returns home to the Western Cape.
Having built up a stock of foodstuffs including a decent selection of spices and dried herbs it was time to potter around in the kitchen in my apartment.
Chris Duncan shares more on his journey when he travels beyond the borders of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, as a lone tourist into the rural areas surrounding.
Chris Duncan reports further on his weird and wonderful experiences in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where he runs a hotel. This time, in search of cultural and historical places nearby.
Fresh out of Port Harcourt Nigeria, Chris Duncan shares his experiences over Valentines day, throwing a little bit of local communication techniques into the mix
For Chris Duncan, managing a hotel in Port Harcourt in Nigeria, every interaction is a new and sometimes challenging experience. This week: Generator woes.
To be surrounded by squalor and filth is perfectly acceptable. Occasionally they might collect some into a pile and set fire to it allowing the air to smell of burning plastic and other noxious fumes.
Most of the cows die on the doorway outside the butchery. I need to find this out for myself and ask the Chef to take me to the local butchers. So off the two of us go with the usual escort, take me to your meat suppliers and let’s see what they have.
Meet Chris Duncan (right), the newly appointed manager of a five star hotel in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Chris is a typical South African male who has been transported to a very different world. A member of the Biznews community tipped us off to a blog he’s been writing since arriving in Africa’s most populous nation … Read more