Malawi
In the grounds of the St Anne’s Mission Hospital, the explorer David Livingstone supposedly camped under this large tree while leading an expedition to Malawi in the 1860s.
When he returned a few years later, he met with chief and slave trader Jumbe, and persuaded him to abandon the slave trade. The agreement did not last, however, and Nyasaland would wait until 1891 to see the end of the trade.
13.35 MILES
Comprising 1800 sq km of rough, inhospitable terrain – dense miombo (moist woodland), bush and evergreens – and a couple of navigable roads, this reserve…
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This stone Anglican church was built by missionaries in 1894. Chauncy Maples, the first bishop of Likoma, is buried here. Church services are still held…
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This stone Anglican church was built by missionaries in 1894. Chauncy Maples, the first bishop of Likoma, is buried here. Church services are still held…
2. Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve
13.35 MILES
Comprising 1800 sq km of rough, inhospitable terrain – dense miombo (moist woodland), bush and evergreens – and a couple of navigable roads, this reserve…