News from Ajimba

Southern Africa has also been suffering from the effects of the pandemic for almost two years. But now you can see a light at the end of the tunnel. At last!

As the Kettle Boils - Stories from Bremen to Botrivier. Like the rest of the world, Frank and Charmaine had exhilarating plans in 2020, carefully crafted itineraries, and ambitious dreams. Then, all of a sudden, emergency braking.

Last fall, the Stubbemann family from Bremen traveled to the Cape of Good Hope. And he returned not only with many wonderful memories, but also with wonderful photos. These are definitely worth sharing with others.

Following President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement on November 11, South Africa's borders are now open again to all countries.

Ja, wir leben mit dem "Entzug" unserer vielen Freunde, der Landschaften und Natur aber vor allem der wunderbaren Tierwelt - dem afrikanischen 'Wildlife'. Auf den Safaris in diese Ländern gibt einem die Natur so unendlich viel Gutes zurück!

The Ajimba team has expanded. We welcome our new “Good Mood Officer” Schoky. (Elsewhere, this position is also often referred to as a feel-good manager)

In the October 2018 issue, the magazine of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce reports on the Bremen start-up scene. It also reports on our founding. The article can be found here.

In 2013, Nigel Savel founded the 9Miles Project in Cape Town. Since then, he and his team have been helping to bring children from impoverished backgrounds and give them the opportunity for a better life.

In the “Future Trees Project” by our partner “Grootbos Foundation”, the Milkwood Forest, partly destroyed by fire, is rebuilt from photographs from 1937. Ajimba is actively involved.