Where the Shoebill Stands Still and Mabamba Keeps Moving
Mabamba begins long before the first tourist boat enters the swamp. By 6:00 in the morning, women are already arriving at the landing site. Some carry flasks and cups; others are preparing breakfast in the small restaurants that line the shore. Tea is being poured. Katogo is cooking. Beneath a tree, women sit chatting, their […] The post Where the Shoebill Stands Still and Mabamba Keeps Moving…
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