Live in Africa

I joined the Peace Corps and was assigned to live in Guinea, a country in West Africa. The application process took about a year and I had to have an undergraduate degree, which took five years, so I guess all in all it took me 6 years. It wasn’t for me and I ended up leaving the PC early but I am glad I did it and I learned a lot about myself and the world. I am amazed my grocery stores in America now – they are so cool and yet they were there all along… I take nothing for granted these days.

I went there once, and it was for vacation. It’s amazing!

My life long dream! I want to study the reptiles of africa!

I have been trying to figure out how to go and live in Africa in the bush and study animals, either as an assistant to someone or on my own through a grant or whatever. I cannot afford the prices I seen on the internet for “volunteering”.

ANYONE know how a 49 year old mother of two with some surgical tech knowledge can make my lifelong dream come true???

Marry an Amirica, I want to live in Africa.

Africa…a place of hope, prosperity and life, although not all is placid, i do wish to go there!

I’d like to live in an African country for at least a year to really experience the culture. I will probably take a teaching assignment in someplace like in Accra, Ghana

When I sailed into Cape Town and saw Table Mountain sunrise skyline, the townships and the art in Cape Town I just felt like someday
I want to live there.

I have never lived in Africa but since childhood it has been in the fore front of my dreams and I would love to make it happen…

i fell in love with malawi 14 months ago and am saving my hols from work and my cash to go back in 2008 with the ultimate aim of going for good one day,realistically it’s a few years off but if i don’t aim then i’ve no chance of getting there