Monthly Archives: December 2012

A ‘mzungu’ (foreigner) customer walks into the meat section at the local food market. There are no fridges at the market so hygiene can be a problem. The customer goes to the first stall and checks out the meat. It’s … Continue reading →

Here at Najonajo we like to think we bridge the UK/Germany/Zanzibar divide. With that in mind we thought it appropriate at this festive time of year to explore some of the traditions surrounding each country’s interpretation of this magical event. … Continue reading →

I have had a small accident dear readers, hence the lack of posts on the blog. Apologies to all the thousands of our fans who’ve written in asking our whereabouts and pleading for the next bloggy instalment. Alright, we’ve had … Continue reading →