http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:16:37 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/50 http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/126 http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/127 http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/125 Jahanguir, freelance camera man for TVM (Mozambique's national TV station) runs the still functioning Portuguese cinema in his hometown Gurue. A real life example of Cinema Paradiso. http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/48 http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/116 Alex (r) at the Mtendere Guesthouse, Chiponda, Namwera, Malawi-Mozambique border. http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/83 http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/45 There is a parcel with new cameras at Chileka Airport, with a whopping 38 410 kwachas import duty on it. No single customs officer blinked an eye when I crossed borders with my first parcel. Why should I pay duty for an amount far exceeding the actual value, about 150 ... http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/46 Tete, the hottest place on earth, halfway on the main road connecting Zimbabwe with Malawi and eventually Blantyre, where a shipping with new cameras is waiting. Tete looks as typical a Mozambican town as you can get: as if nothing changed since Independence, with retro neon billboards, and obviously, matching hotels. http://anotherdayoflife.org/blog/archives/42