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Dust on the Djibouti Trail
… best way, I’ve found, to experience Djibouti is in my tennis shoes. I run slowly. It enables me to notice small, … to Arta Plage, a beach a hundred kilometers outside of Djibouti City, I slipped on my white running skirt, laced up my Asics, and took off.
After jogging in long pants and baggy t-shirts in Djibouti City, I felt almost naked with my arms and calves exposed to the sun. …
The View from Djibouti
… weary from heat exhaustion. It makes sense; everyone in Djibouti is tired from the sweltering days in the hottest country on earth. … latter, blue gantry cranes tower over a container ship. Djibouti’s location makes up for her small size, comparable to Massachusetts, …
‘The Possibility of Joy’
… stories through the years. From personal essays about Djiboutian marathon running, profiles of Uzbek arm-wrestlers, reporting about … “the possibility of joy.” –DB
The Djiboutian girls darted between French soldiers and disappeared from view. I …
The World Is a Table
… on food from China, Turkey, Peru, Tunisia, France, Israel, Djibouti, and even North Korea. Here is a selection of some of our favorites. … Kayser
There aren’t many muufo ovens in Djibouti, there may only be Fathia’s, she isn’t sure. Later I find out …
Who Was Hawa Tako?
Hawa was either a mythical legend or a pan-Somali warrior killed either by a poisoned arrow or by a bullet either while helping a fellow fallen nationalist or while throwing stones at heavily armed Italian forces who were either fighting in desperate defen …
Letter from Bankoulé
… there was a waterfall in Bankoulé, a village in northern Djibouti. Because the entire country averages 6.5 inches of rain annually, the … the coastal city Tadjourah, the largest city in northern Djibouti and requires a rugged 4X4 to reach it. A single sign pointed in the …
