There at the top, where you see Norway.... I started there 20 June 2009,  and if you see there at the  bottom of the planet, thats where I'm heading. It's been hard, and I guess it will be harder...

After going zig zag in Europe, - the route for Africa is ready and it will likely to be adjusted 10 times..., but this is the main lines:

EGYPT: Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, ferry across Lake two Wadi Halfa, Sudan: Wadi Halfa, Khartoum, Al Gedarif, Gallaba (border post), - Ethiopia: Gondar, Debra Markos, Addis Ababa, Awasa, Moyale (border post) ,-KENYA - Marsabit, Isiolo, Nairobi - TANZANIA: Arusha, Dodoma, Iringa, Mbeya, - MALAWI: Nkhata Bay, Lilongwe, Lusaka, Livingstone, - BOTSWANA: Kasane, Nata, Gweta, Maun, Ganzi, - NAMIBIA: Gobabis , Windhoek, Rehoboth then east two Solitaire, Sesriem and Sossusvlei (Namib Desert), Aus, Goageb, down to the Fish River Canyon that Hobas, Vioolsdrift (border post) (or you can just take the main tarred route south from Windhoek, Mariental, Keeptmanshoop), SOUTH AFRICA: Springbok, N7 all the way to Piketberg then to Velddrift at the coast and R27 two Cape Town.

It is Clarie from http://www.africatamed.co.za/ that guides and made my path.. ..  She is the first one with a line for me. It looks like there are lots of people flying to Africa and very few who nows about the roads and paths ..;-) .. so if you have tips or questions, please share!

and I guess you will hear more from Africa Tamed - www.africatamed.co.za
This is what Claire says to me: "Its my own company (a tour operator), small and personal and I design and coordinate personalised tailor-made African safaris throughout South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique.

PS! The world is big, the refugee challenge is big, .... and I need help like Claire is doing! 

Or hunk your horn if you pas me!

- Doing it for @refugees and you can find moore on www.unhcr.org

Bjorn Heidenstrøm, Turkey